In addition to medical
treatment, some cancer patients want to try complementary therapies. Complementary
therapies include acupuncture, herbs, biofeedback, visualization, meditation,
yoga, nutritional supplements, and vitamins. Some breast cancer patients
feel that they benefit from some of these therapies.
Before you try any
of these therapies, you should discuss their possible value and side effects
with your medical doctors. You should let them know if you are using any
such therapies.
Be aware that these
therapies may be expensive and some are not paid for by health insurance.
You should consider asking the therapist for evidence of how the therapy
has helped others, possibly by giving you references.
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CancerOption.com, the parent
Web site of LungCancerOption.com offers extensive information outlining
complementary therapies used by cancer specialists and cancer clinics
worldwide. These therapies are designed to work in conjunction with
traditional treatment options in an effort to increase efficacy
of current treatments, prevent reoccurrence and sustain remission.
There is no "cure" for cancer;
however, there are treatment options available today, which may
increase life expectancy and life quality.
Click
here to review CancerOption.com's Lung Cancer Complementary
Therapy Information.
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If you have any questions regarding your treatment options, contact your
physician or oncologist.
The information provided
herein should not be used for diagnosis or treatment of any medical condition.
A licensed physician should be consulted for diagnosis and treatment of
any and all medical conditions.
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