doctors who specialize in treating cancer, determine which drugs are best suited for each patient. This decision is based on the type of cancer, the patient's age and health, and other drugs the patient is taking.
A person with jaundice can have chemotherapy. Jaundice is a disease of a blockage within the liver and/or bile ducts. If there is cancer causing the blockage/jaundice, then chemotherapy may help shrink the tumor to relieve the blockage and relieve the jaundice. The oncologist will decide which type of chemo and which dose is the most appropriate.
There are several possible effects of chemotherapy on eyes, since chemotherapy is a lump term that describes treatment through use of drugs. These effects would depend on what type of chemotherapy. You should consult your doctor about the specific side-effects of your specific type of chemotherapy.
Chemotherapy is not a diagnosis. Chemotherapy is a treatment
CHOP is a type of chemotherapy that serves patients affected by non-Hodgkin lymphoma but this type of chemotherapy can also cause Anemia due to the nature of this treatment.
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No.
Chemotherapy may or may not affect meiosis and mitosis. It is not a type of cell division.
It would depend on the type you are getting. I did not receive chemotherapy for a full week, but I did take two drugs at once in the same day. This made me very nauseated and gave me diarrhea and I was very tired. However, by the second week I was better...and just in time for more chemotherapy. However, it does vary based on lots of factors such as type of drug, age, and even personal habits.
Chemotherapy is the most common type of cancer therapy but it may not be the most effective. There have been studies that other treatments may in fact be better.
There may or may not be alternative medicine for chemotherapy. It all depends on why you are have chemotherapy. You should talk to your doctor about alternatives and what is right for you. You can also see other specialists and get multiple opinions on your situation.
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are you kidding me? why would you even do that?