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There are many causes of diarrhoea in patients undergoing treatment for cancer, and it is essential that the appropriate cause is identified by your doctor in order that the correct treatment is undertaken promptly. Severe diarrhoea: If any of these features are present you should cease any chemotherapy medication and seek urgent medical advice:
Mild diarrhoea: Proceed as follows:
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