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| When it comes to cancer treatments, it seems we spend more time discussing chemotherapy and surgery than we do talking about radiation therapy. Yet, at least 50% of people with lung cancer will receive radiation therapy at some point in their treatment. Knowing possible side effects and complications, as well as things you can do to prevent side effects, can go a long way in reducing symptoms. Best wishes, Dr. Lynne |
| Radiation Therapy for Lung Cancer
How is radiation therapy given for lung cancer, when is it given, and what are some types of radiation treatment used for lung cancer? Read more | Common Side Effects of Radiation Therapy
What are some common side effects you might expect during radiation therapy? Read more | Radiation Pneumonitis
Radiation pneumonitis affects 5 to 15% of people who have radiation therapy for lung cancer, and usually occurs 1 to 6 months after treatment is finished. What should you know about this side effect? Read more | Tips for Managing Side Effects of Radiation Therapy
What can you do yourself to minimize side effects during radiation treatment? Read more | |
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