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Radiation treatment for hyperthyroidism is meant to take effect gradually. According to ThyroidAwareness.com, "The radioactive iodine is given by mouth, usually in capsule form, and is quickly absorbed from the bowel. It then enters the thyroid cells from the bloodstream and gradually destroys them. Maximal benefit is usually noted within three to six months."
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Regarding prostate cancer how soon after radiation treatment should brachytherapy be performed?
Brachytherapy IS radiation treatment. Irradiated seeds are placed into or next to a cancerous area. These seeds are then irradiated causing the cancer to die.
Does hyperthyroidism have an effect on menstruation?
Yes, it does. Uncontrolled ie untreated hyperthyroidism may cause irregular periods of shorter duration than is normal for the woman in question. The irregular period is also associated with lower fertility. Hyperthyroidism will not cause painful periods if the woman used to have pain-free ones previously. And as soon as the medication is working, her period will start to go back to normal.
How is radiation therapy administered after removal of breast tissue?
The radiation usually begins immediately or soon after quadrantectomy, and involves a schedule of five days of treatment a week for five to six weeks
How soon should treatment start for RMSF?
It is essential to begin treatment absolutely as soon as RMSF is seriously suspected. Delaying treatment can result in death.
How soon after radiation should I Able to know if was a success?
It can take weeks to months before you can determine if radiation treatment was successful. Follow-up imaging scans and consultations with your healthcare provider will help assess the effectiveness of the treatment and monitor any changes in your condition. It's essential to communicate any concerns or symptoms you may have during this monitoring period.
How much iodine in crab meat?
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What is the diagnosis for a patient who has knots on the back of their neck after completing chemo and radiation therapy for tonsil cancer?
This is quite common and usually a side effect of the radiation therapy. Please see your Oncologist and discuss this with them because once they explain this to you it will put your mind to rest. God Bless & Get Well Soon!
How long does radiation stay in the body after treatment?
What kind of treatment? If you went in for radiation treatment and the source was external (meaning you were positioned and the source was set up and/or moved around you), the radiation passes into you and then it's gone. You don't walk out "radioactive" after this kind of treatment. (Proton treatment is slightly different.) The same idea applies to "seeds" of radioisotopes put in the body up next to the tissue to be treated. When removed, the radiation goes with them. If you have been given radiation treatment by virtue of oral or intravenous preparations, the time interval will vary as the dose and the particular isotope you were given. The different radioisotopes behave differently. With a bit more information, a bit less general an answer may have been able to have been supplied.
When will marijuana be legal in Georgia?
Marijuana has a number of important medical uses. It is an extremely effective treatment for nausea - possibly the best available treatment for patients who suffer from severe nausea (which is a common side effect of chemotherapy, for example). It also is a useful treatment for glaucoma.
What should you do if you have the symptoms for black death?
Get antibiotic treatment as soon as possible.
What infomercials has Carmen Electra done?
PUREFFECT ACNE TREATMENT TO AIR SOON
What if you have black poop?
You might die if you don't seek treatment soon. Jesus be with you!
