Temperature & Sensory Regulation

Optional comfort tools that may help manage temperature sensitivity, noise, light, and sensory overload during treatment and recovery.

Brain cancer treatments and medications can cause temperature fluctuations, sensory sensitivity, headaches, anxiety, and sleep disruptions. Managing these symptoms can make rest and daily life more manageable.

The items below are optional, non-medical comfort tools that some people use to help regulate temperature and reduce sensory stress.

Cooling Blanket
Designed to help regulate body temperature during sleep or rest.
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Cooling Pillow / Pillowcase
May help with night sweats, hot flashes, or head discomfort.
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Reusable Cooling Gel Packs
Often used for localized cooling and comfort when overheating occurs.
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Weighted Blanket (Light–Medium)
Some people find gentle pressure calming during anxiety or rest.
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Noise-Canceling or Soft Earplugs
Helpful for reducing sound sensitivity during rest or recovery.
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White Noise / Sound Machine
Can help mask disruptive noise and promote relaxation.
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Eye Mask (Light Sensitivity)
Useful for headaches, migraines, or light sensitivity.
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Soft Clothing (Sensory-Friendly)
Loose, tag-free clothing can reduce irritation and discomfort.
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Cooling Towels
Simple option for quick temperature relief during flare-ups.
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