adjusting cancer treatment

How are treatment regimens adjusted?

Adjustments can be made in several ways:
- Drug dosage: Modifying the amount of medication to balance effectiveness and tolerability.
- Combination therapies: Using multiple drugs together to enhance efficacy and reduce resistance.
- Switching medications: Replacing a drug with another if the current treatment is ineffective or causes intolerable side effects.
- Treatment breaks: Temporarily halting treatment to allow the body to recover from side effects.

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