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���Ѵ���(English) Fatigue is the most frequently experienced symptom of cancer and cancer treatment that may affect the health state of a person, and as a result treatment may be terminated or discontinued. This prospective, descriptive study aims to describe patterns of fatigue, and to examine the relationships between fatigue and symptoms interfering with eating, sleep disturbance, ECOG performance status, and body weight and hematocrit change, and also to explore self-care actions to manage fatigue and their effectiveness. Purposive sampling was used to recruit 60 head and neck cancer patients, who met the inclusion criteria, from the Division of Radiotherapy at Songklanagarind Hospitals Faculty of Medicine, in Prince of Songkla University between February and July 2001. The questionnaires used to collect data were the Demographic Characteristic and Clinical Data Form, the Revised Piper Fatigue Scale, the Symptoms Interfering with Eating Questionnaire, The Sleep Disturbance Scale, and the Self-Care Actions to Manage Fatigue Questionnaire. Data were analyzed using the SPSS/FW program. Results indicated that head and neck cancer patients receiving radiation therapy experienced mild fatigue. The mean scores of total fatigue gradually increased from the first week, peaked at the fourth week, and then gradually declined until the seventh week. However, there were no significant differences between total fatigue scores over time during radiation therapy (p>.05). Cluster analysis cannot identify any patterns of fatigue. Fatigue mostly peaked in late afternoon and early evening. The most common causes of fatigue were radiation therapy and lack of nutrition. As to the relationship, fatigue was significantly (p<.01) and positively correlated at a high level with symptoms interfering with eating and at a moderate level with sleep disturbance. The most frequently used self-care actions to manage fatigue were lying down and sleeping. Stopping receiving radiation therapy was the most effective strategy. This study provides guidelines for nurses to assess and give information to head and neck cancer patients receiving radiation therapy who experience fatigue. Moreover, it shows the ability of patients to initiate actions to relieve fatigue.