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  • Apr 26
    by Dr. Bill Ackart

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    Do you realize how painful it is to watch someone dear to you ravished by the fight with cancer? The perception we have over tumor behavior and chemotherapy approaches influences our way of perceiving this cruel reality. All sorts of remedies and therapeutic approaches have been developed, but in general lines, it is all reduced to types of chemotherapy.

    Challenges are present within any solution meant to treat cancer. When choosing one from the several types of chemotherapy, the doctor takes into account the location of the tumor, its size, the stage of the disease and the health condition of the patient.

    It’s rather confusing and pointless most of the time to go through all the types of chemotherapy, but there are people who find such a list both informative and useful. It includes alkylating agents chemotherapy, alkaloid-based treatment, anti-tumor antibiotics, antimetabolites, topoisomerase inhibitors, antineoplastics and so on. Each of the categories specified above may count dozens of types of medication out of which the doctor makes the selection.

    Out of the many types of chemotherapy treatments the doctors will choose one based on a protocol and will take into account when doing so the response rate of a certain patient to the suggested drug. These response rates are established based on research that has been done so far analyzing the treatments that have been applied and their results. For example, the response rate of a combination of drugs selected out of several types of chemotherapy may be of 70% which means that, out of 100, 70 patients with that type of tumor and the same stage of cancer have responded positively to that treatment.

    The rest of 30 may not respond at all to the treatment or may have the minimally expected results which are not satisfactory from a medical point of view. In that case the doctor has to act fast and direct the patient to another of the many types of chemotherapy that might have a better effect.

    All in all, the choice and application of types of chemotherapy are tricky. Doctors need to constantly monitor and administer tests to their patients in order to make the right decisions at the right time for them. This line of work requires a great deal of responsibility and carries lots of emotional burdens because someone’s life may depend only on the doctor’s decision.

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