There are two things that predict a preferred partnerâs age: (a) your age and (b) your biological sex (male vs. female). From an evolutionary perspective, it makes sense for women to prefer mates with resources and to like partners who are more established, both of which are more likely in older partners.
Cancer treatment, in addition to slowing or stopping the growth of cancer, can affect a personâs skin, hair, and nails. Often skin problems from cancer treatment are not severe. For some people, skin conditions are difficult to cope with because they cause visible changes to the body.
But some types of normal cells divide very often too. This happens in tissues where there is a need for a steady supply of new cells, for example, the skin, hair and nails. Chemotherapy can also damage those cells and this causes side effects. But the damaged normal tissues can repair themselves and recover. As well as the skin and hair, areas of the body that chemotherapy may affect include the mouth and the lining of the digestive system.