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The cancer treatment that uses drugs that prevent cancer cells from dividing and growing is called chemotherapy. It used before surgery or radiation therapy to shrink the tumor or after surgery to kill cancer cells left behind. The side effects of chemotherapy include nausea, vomiting, hair loss, fatigue, infertility, loss of appetite, etc.

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What is the survival rate for non-small cell lung cancer?

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What kind of diet can help my mother after cancer therapy?

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How to treat urothelial carcinoma in geriatric people?

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Does genome testing make any changes in cancer treatment?

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Does Hodgkin lymphoma at 26 cause infertility later in life?

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Does no evidence of disease mean stage 3B NSCLC is cured?

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Are non-hormonal treatments safe in breast cancer?

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How to effectively treat lung cancer at 75?

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How can chemotherapy and steroids impact diabetes control?

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Is my mother's invasive intraductal breast cancer curable?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I would like to see the reports. But, as per your history, if it has already spread to the lymph nodes, it has locally advanced.

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