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What? : a medical model that categorizes people into distinct groups and tailors treatments, procedures, interventions, and/or products to each patient depending on their expected response or risk of developing an illness

When? : For some tumors, precision medicine is being utilized to determine the optimal testing and treatments. To assist them, doctors may use precision medicine: Find those who may be at high risk for cancer and assist them in reducing that risk. Locate specific cancers early.

Why? : it can help your doctor find your unique disease risks and treatments that will work best for you.

Side Effects : Skin problems, such as rash, elevated liver enzymes, which may lead to a change in the drug dosage, diarrhea or constipation, nausea, vomiting, etc.

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What? : transplanting multipotent hematopoietic stem cells into a patient in order for them to multiply and create more healthy blood cells. These cells are often taken from bone marrow, peripheral blood, or umbilical cord blood. It could be allogeneic, syngeneic, or autologous.

When? : When your bone marrow or stem cells fail, your body is unable to produce the necessary blood cells. This is when a stem cell transplant is utilized as a kind of treatment. Your blood or bone marrow have developed a disease. To replace the damaged bone marrow/stem cells in this instance, you need healthy stem cells.

Why? : Stem cell transplants are utilized by medical professionals to treat patients with cancer that is life-threatening or blood disorders brought on by aberrant blood cells. Your body can replace those blood cells with healthy or normal blood cells thanks to a stem cell transplant.

Side Effects : Mouth and throat pain, nausea and vomiting, infection, etc.

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What? : the area of medicine that, frequently by cutting into the body, physically removes, fixes, or readjusts organs and tissues to heal wounds, diseases, and deformities.

When? : Surgery should only be suggested by your doctor if it is absolutely necessary, you have tried all other treatment choices, your pain is growing worse, and/or your illness is affecting your quality of life.

Why? : investigate the condition further in order to make a diagnosis. the suspicious mass should be biopsied. Surgically remove or treat sick organs or tissues.

Side Effects: Pain, fatigue, swelling, drainage, infection, bruising, etc.

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What? : the use of chemicals to treat disease, particularly the use of cytotoxic medicines and other treatments to treat cancer.

When? : most frequently used to treat cancer because cancer cells reproduce and grow considerably more fast than the majority of body cells. There are numerous chemotherapy medications available.

Why? : can be used to reduce a tumor's size to make surgery and radiation therapy possible. Neoadjuvant treatment is the term used by physicians. to reduce symptoms and indications. Chemotherapy works by destroying some cancer cells, which may help relieve cancer signs and symptoms.

Side Effects : tiredness, hair loss, infections, sour mouth, bruising and bleeding, etc.

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What? : the application of hormones in medical care. Hormone therapy or antihormone therapy are other names for the use of hormone antagonists in treatment.

When? : mostly used to treat prostate and breast cancers that depend on sex hormones for growth. Hormone therapy is also an effective treatment for a few other malignancies. Because the hormones that hormone therapy targets circulate throughout the body, it is regarded as a systemic treatment.

Why? : the advantages of hormone therapy may exceed the hazards if you're healthy and you: heat flashes that range from mild to severe. The most effective method of treating bothersome menopausal hot flashes and night sweats is still systemic estrogen therapy.

Side Effects  : Hot flashes, decreased sexual desire erectile dysfunction (trouble getting an erection), bone loss and a higher risk for fractures, etc.

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What? : the management of disease by immune system stimulation or suppression. Immunotherapies that lower or suppress the immune response are referred to as suppression immunotherapies, whereas immunotherapies that elicit or enhance an immunological response are referred to as activation immunotherapies.

When? : Immunotherapy is typically suggested for people with advanced cancer. While immunotherapy occasionally aids patients in overcoming cancer, as in the case of President Carter, the objective of immunotherapy in oncology is to regulate the illness.

Why? : It makes use of chemicals produced by the body or in a lab to strengthen the immune system and assist the body in locating and eliminating cancer cells. Many forms of cancer can be treated using immunotherapy. It may be used alone or in conjunction with other cancer treatments such as chemotherapy.

Side Effects : fever, chills, weakness, dizziness, nausea, etc.

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What? : Ionizing radiation therapy is typically given as part of cancer treatment in order to regulate or kill malignant cells. It is typically given by a linear accelerator.

When? : Radiation therapy is used in the treatment of cancer in patients. Radiation therapy is a common cancer treatment used by medical professionals. Certain non-cancerous tumors can benefit from radiation therapy as a treatment.

Why? : Used to treat and relieve the symptoms of cancer. Radiation therapy can treat cancer and either cure it, stop it from coming back, or limit its progress.

Side Effects : fatigue, hair loss, memory or concentration problems, nausea, etc

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What? : A form of cancer treatment known as targeted therapy goes after the proteins that regulate how cancer cells proliferate, divide, and disseminate. It serves as the basis for precision medicine.

When? : The main advantage of targeted therapy is that it can eliminate cancer cells without harming healthy cells. It may also prevent the development of cancer cells. When other treatments have failed, healthcare professionals may suggest targeted therapies.

Why? : In order to make it simpler for the immune system to locate and eliminate cancer cells, some targeted medicines can identify cancer cells. Some targeted medicines give your immune system a boost so that it can fight cancer more effectively.

Side Effects : problems with blood clotting and wound healing, high blood pressure, fatigue, mouth sores, nail changes, etc.