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I need to find information on chemotherapy. If there is a very good website perhaps one of you folks could provide me with a web address. I need to know about treatment protocols. How are the drugs administered? For example, if one is on a treatment of cycophospamide, 5-FU, and Methotrexate, are these drugs all administered at once? Is that called a "cocktail"? Is there an advantage between a 21 day administeration of chemo versus a 28 day protocol? I have many more questions, but you get the idea. I would love some fairly in depth info.


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-I have an uncle that was diagnosed with Merkle cancer in the fall - it is a rare, aggressive form of skin cancer.

He has been undergoing radiation and chemo, and has tried a few different chemo treatments - not because they weren't working, but just on the doctors recommendation. He is currently very ill from chemo and I am looking for information as to how normal this is. I am hoping that there is a light at the end of the tunnel when the chemo is over.

-The whole premise of this piece is that cancer can be easily cured and in many ways. Yet no alternative clinic or practitioner of any of the mentioned methods has produced even a handful of patients with established cancer that were cured by their methods alone. Their breast cancer patients will at least have had minimal surgery, such as lumpectomy, which will by itself be curative of many early beast cancers.

On the rare occasions when "alternative" clinics allow their results to be independently and impartially examined, it is difficult to find any evidence of clear benefit. See several examples at http://www.users.on.net/~pmoran/cancer/Alternative_studies.htm

 


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