Now Know All about Immunotherapy

What is Immunotherapy?

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How Does It Work?

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Types of Cancer Treated

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Preparing for Treatment

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What Happens During Treatment?

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Duration of Treatment

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Side Effects of Immunotherapy

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Benefits & Recovery

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Now Know All about Radiation Therapy

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Now Know All about Immunotherapy

What is Immunotherapy?

Immunotherapy harnesses your immune system to fight cancer, boosting your body’s natural defenses

How Does It Work?

It strengthens or restores the immune system’s ability to identify and destroy cancer cells

Types of Cancer Treated

Effective against melanoma, lung cancer, kidney cancer, and some types of lymphoma

Preparing for Treatment

Consultations, blood tests, and scans to determine eligibility and plan the course of treatment

What Happens During Treatment?

Administered via IV, injections, or pills; involves regular sessions under medical supervision

Duration of Treatment

Varies widely; can range from a few weeks to several months, depending on the cancer type

Side Effects of Immunotherapy

May include fatigue, fever, rash, or more serious immune-related reactions like inflammation

Benefits & Recovery

Can lead to long-term remission with fewer side effects compared to traditional treatments

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