Why Is My Cancer Treatment Working Differently on Different Spots?
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2 years agoI have MBC to bones am now getting radiation to one of lesion tgat got a litter bigger why is Ibrance working for other spots and not this one
Accepted Answer
Cancer can respond differently to treatments in various parts of the body, which is why oncologists sometimes use a combination approach like adding radiation to target specific areas while continuing systemic treatments. This is actually a common strategy that many in this community have experienced, and your medical team is likely being proactive in addressing that particular spot while your overall treatment continues to work on other areas.
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4 months agoCancer can respond differently to treatments in various parts of the body, which is why oncologists sometimes use a combination approach like adding radiation to target specific areas while continuing systemic treatments. This is actually a common strategy that many in this community have experienced, and your medical team is likely being proactive in addressing that particular spot while your overall treatment continues to work on other areas.
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