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TNBC

1. Introduction to Triple Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC)

2. Overview of TNBC treatment options

3. Common side effects of TNBC treatment

   a. Fatigue and weakness

   b. Nausea and vomiting

   c. Hair loss

   d. Changes in appetite and weight

   e. Skin changes and rashes

   f. Bone pain and joint stiffness

   g. Peripheral neuropathy (numbness and tingling in hands and feet)

   h. Menopausal symptoms (hot flashes, mood swings)

   i. Increased risk of infection

   j. Emotional and psychological effects

4. Personal experiences and testimonials from TNBC survivors

5. Coping strategies and support for managing side effects

6. Importance of open communication with healthcare team

7. Tips for self-care during TNBC treatment

8. Resources and organizations for TNBC support and information

9. Conclusion and encouragement for TNBC patients and their loved ones

10. Call to action for viewers to share the video and raise awareness about TNBC side effects.

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