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Abstract
literature review cited that bladder cancer patients enter radiotherapy with the recognition that this therapy is often accompanied by side effects that have a negative impact on their quality of life and function ability. The current study is aiming to identify the effectiveness of nutritional counseling on recovery outcomes among bladder cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy.Setting of the study: The study was conducted in the Outpatient Clinics of Clinical Oncology Department. and Radiotherapy Unite, Menoufiya University Hospital, Menoufiya Governorate, Egypt Subjects of the study: A convenient sample of 50 patients were randomly and alternatively divided into two equal groups; 25 for each group: Study group (I) were received nutritional counseling Control group (II) were exposed to routine hospital care. The patients had been selected according to the following criteria:1 Adult, Conscious patients of both sexes Newly diagnosed with bladder cancer in third and fourth stage Before starting of radiotherapy Free from any other associated disorders The following research hypothesis has been formulated in an attempt to fulfill the purposes of the study: There has been a relationship between nutritional counseling and recovery outcomes among bladder cancer patients undergoing.