Hemotherapy

Major Autohemotherapy (Ozone Therapy) Major Autohemotherapy (MAH) involves the injection of medical grade ozone gas into blood drawn from a person. The ozone is allowed to mix with the blood for a period of time. The ozonated blood is then intravenously infused back into the same person and will be a much brighter red color than the drawn blood. Major Autohemotherapy is another term used to describe Ozone Therapy when it is applied to the blood. When ozone is injected into the treated sample of blood it is thought to destroy any pathogens and when it is injected back into the person it has the effect of an autogenous (self-generated) vaccine. Major Autohemotherapy is a specific, medical procedure that must be performed by properly trained, medical professionals in accordance with strict protocols. When properly performed, Major Auto-hemotherapy is comfortable, safe and effective. Major Autohemotherapy has a cumulative effect so that each treatment builds on and enhances the effects of previous treatments. For acute infections, frequent treatment may be necessary initially. Since your blood contains more oxygen during and immediately after MAH, some people notice improved skin color. If your blood was drawn at this time it would appear more bright red than usual due to the increased oxygen content. You may leave the clinic after completion of the IV procedure. MAH will not interfere with your ability to drive. Major Autohemotherapy is often combined with Ultraviolet Blood I...

FOLFOX is a combination of chemotherapy drugs that can treat colorectal cancer and some other cancers. It combines folinic acid, fluorouracil, and oxaliplatin. There are various types and combinations of chemotherapy drugs, and each has its own set of benefits and drawbacks. Doctors commonly use Read more to learn about the FOLFOX regimen, its side effects, success rates, and more. Share on Pinterest Santi Nuñez/Stocksy FOLFOX is a combination of chemotherapy drugs. Doctors Doctors often use FOLFOX as an Usually, in people with stage 3 colon cancer, a doctor or oncologist will prescribe FOLFOX for 6 months. Alternatively, a person may receive XELOX (also called CAPOX), which is oxaliplatin combined with capecitabine. According to a 2016 study in In some cases, doctors may use FOLFOX and cetuximab as Chemotherapy medications such as FOLFOX are potent drugs. Although they kill harmful cancer cells, they can also damage healthy tissue and cause a range of side effects. At least • gastrointestinal issues, such as diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting • neurological issues, such as headaches, loss of sensation, numbness, and tingling • increased risk of infection • skin problems, such as itchiness and rashes • anemia • fatigue • bruising and bleeding • fever • difficulty breathing or swallowing • People who develop side effects should discuss their treatment regimen with a doctor. They can reduce their dosage or change their medication. According to a This means if side effects are ca...

TCHP is a type of combination chemotherapy that treats early-stage breast cancer. It consists of four medications that doctors administer intravenously. These drugs help to kill or slow the growth of cancer. However, they may also cause side effects such as nausea, fatigue, and hair loss. Chemotherapy for breast cancer can be a In this article, we will discuss the TCHP chemotherapy regimen, including its effectiveness and possible side effects. Share on Pinterest FatCamera/Getty Images TCHP is a four-drug neoadjuvant cancer therapy to help treat The term neoadjuvant means that a person typically receives this treatment to shrink a tumor before surgery. However, people It is a • docetaxel (Taxotere) • carboplatin (Paraplatin) • trastuzumab (Herceptin) • pertuzumab (Perjeta) Docetaxel Docetaxel is a chemotherapy drug that destroys cancerous cells. People take it intravenously, as a drip. Docetaxel treatment sessions usually take roughly an Carboplatin As well as helping with breast cancer treatment, a doctor may also recommend carboplatin to treat ovarian and lung cancers. Carboplatin treatment takes about an hour, and people typically receive it in Trastuzumab Trastuzumab is a monoclonal antibody that locks onto the HER2 protein. High levels of HER2 can be present in some cancers, including certain types of breast cancers. These are known as HER2-positive cancers. Timings and frequency of trastzumab vary depending on the type of cancer. For breast cancer, treatment may last...