Palliative Chemotherapy Innovations
This idea of palliative
chemotherapy is relatively new. t has found in lately that that easing of side effects has become a significant part of clinical preliminaries for
oncology research.
Chemotherapy is a general term for the use of a chemical agent to prevent malignant growth
cells from developing. It can be administered in a variety of ways with the most common being: Orally-pills taken by mouth, Intravenously injected through a vein, Topically applied to the skin.
Chemotherapy usually refers to chemical agents such as alkylating agents, anti-metabolites, and anti-tumor antibiotics. These synthetic compounds are intended to kill
cancer cells and prevent them from growing but they are biased. They attack healthy
cells as well, causing side effects such as nausea, hair loss, and infections. While not technically considered chemotherapy, different medications might be utilized palliatively to contract
tumor size and moderate malignant growth development.
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