Hello, On May of last year i had surgery on my left side of the neck due to a growing cancer tumor. Since then i have been experiencing a greta deal of body transformation, for instance
Hi Cancer is associated with release of interleukin in the body which are responsible cathexis. As you didn't mention the cancer type as well as the treatment that you are receiving at present, it is difficult to point out the exact cause of muscle loss. Most of the chemotherapy Chat Doctor.  Moreover, age is another factor, over 40 years target is to maintain the muscle mass rather than gaining it, until and unless you are taking excessive testosterone supplementation. Muscle building is a long and gradual process, gain in muscles size while exercising is called pumping, and it occurs because of pooling of blood in the muscles and not because of actual increase in the muscle fiber count, it is expected to revert to normal within minutes to an hour depending on the intensity of exercise. Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.