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!
Adjuvant therapy is given to a cancer patient when they have had surgery, but, because of the risk of re-occurrence in that area, they are given this additional therapy as a precaution. A patient may get radiation as an adjuvant therapy.
Radiation therapy may also be applied during the surgery (intraoperatively) to improve the patient's chances of survival, but this treatment is not yet in routine use.
Radiation Therapy is therapeutic. This means that radiation is used to treat cancer and some other diseases. Although there is some overlap, Nuclear Medicine is primarily diagnostic in nature which means that radioactive isotopes are used to make a diagnosis.
Before you even start to search for radiation school you should know that candidates with a degree in radiography (radiological imaging) can become qualified by completing a 1-year certificate program of radiation therapist. At www.braintrack.com you can find all radiation therapy schools and colleges.
It is sometimes called radiation therapy, radiation therapy, cobalt therapy, electron beam therapy, or irradiation
The patient must stay still during the administration of the radiation so that no other parts of the body are affected
Radiation therapy is delivered via external radiation or via internal radiation therapy (the implantation/injection of radioactive substances).
Radiation Therapy is not transferred to clothing.
Radiation therapy is a local treatment
A diagnosis is a reason for a malady, and a therapy is a plan to mitigate that malady.
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In external radiation therapy a beam of radiation is directed from outside the body at the cancer