Herb-Drug Interaction Screening
Evaluation of dietary supplements against cytochrome P450 pathways, antioxidant interference risks during radiation, and anticoagulation precautions.
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Comprehensive clinical evaluations led by providers credentialed under [LICENSES_IF_APPLICABLE] (pending verification). We review your oncology pathology, current systemic therapies, surgical history, and primary symptom concerns to construct a safe, prioritized supportive care plan.
Evaluation of dietary supplements against cytochrome P450 pathways, antioxidant interference risks during radiation, and anticoagulation precautions.
Structured assessment of cancer-related fatigue, sleep disruption, arthralgias from aromatase inhibitors, and mucositis.
Clear written summaries formatted for easy review by your treating oncologist, pharmacist, and primary care physician.
Needling and touch therapies are modified for oncology safety, accounting for lymphedema precautions, port-a-cath placement, bone metastases, thrombocytopenia (low platelets), and neutropenia.
Gentle peripheral and auricular protocols tailored for numbness, tingling, post-surgical discomfort, and endocrine therapy joint pain.
Adjunctive support used alongside prescribed antiemetics to help calm refractory nausea and support appetite.
Non-hormonal approaches for managing treatment-induced night sweats, hot flashes, and fragmented rest.
We reject restrictive fad diets in favor of practical, individualized nourishment and safe physical activity matched to your daily energy envelope.
Targeted culinary adjustments for metallic taste, early satiety, dysphagia, diarrhea, or constipation.
Protein and caloric strategies aimed at preventing sarcopenia during systemic treatment and surgical recovery.
Gentle mobility and restorative movement recommendations designed to preserve range of motion without triggering post-exertional exhaustion.
Integrative Oncology Clinic provides supportive integrative care only. We do not administer chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or radiation; we do not alter oncology drug dosing; and we do not provide urgent or acute emergency medical services. Patients must maintain active follow-up with their primary oncology team.