In general, cancer-related alternative medicine refers to therapies, such as mistletoe or coenzyme Q-10 (CoQ10)*, that may be used instead of conventional treatments. Complementary or integrative medicine, on the other hand, usually means therapies used in conjunction with traditional treatments.
Pancreatic Cancer
Alternative and Complementary (Integrative) Medical Approaches to the Treatment of Cancer
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Treatment Options for Pancreatic Cancer
According to the Mayo Clinic, treatment for pancreatic cancer depends on the stage and location of the cancer as well as on your age, overall health and personal preferences.
The first goal of treatment is always to eliminate the cancer completely. Surgery is necessary for that, usually in conjuction with radiation therapy and chemotherapy.
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Treatment for Pancreatic Cancer Depends on the Stage of the Disease
The following terms are used in the staging of pancreatic cancer. According to the Mayo Clinic, staging tests help determine the size and location of cancer and whether it has spread. These tests are crucial in determining the best treatment:
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