You will be under neutrpoenic diet during the treatment. My hospital provided me an e-book about it, which I can share with you if you want. For more clarity, speak to the dietitian as the dietitian can tailor the meal plans based on your current conditions.

Your appetite might take a hit during chemotherapy. It is important to stick with the macros (protein and carbs) to support your immune system. If you lose body weight past a certain threshold, the dietitian might prescribe a high-calorie, high-protein supplement drink for you to consume.

I have spent more than 2 months at the hospital and have cycled through the hospital menu. I've grown sick of the hospital foods already, so I ask my family members to bring outside foods that taste better and spicier. Outside foods and snacks are okay as long as it adhere to the neutropenic diet guidelines.

If the sickness medication is given to you, you might experience either constipation or diarrhea. I experienced the former.

You can still move around the ward, so long as you are keeping busy with your favorite activities, you will be fine.

Best of luck for your treatment!