Which Cancer Treatments Increase the Risk of Angina?
Certain cancer therapies are more likely to contribute to cardiovascular problems. These include:
Anthracyclines: A class of chemotherapy drugs known for their effectiveness against various cancers but also for their cardiotoxicity. HER2-targeted therapies: Used in breast cancer treatment, these can cause heart damage. Radiosensitive areas: Radiation therapy to areas near the heart can damage coronary arteries. Newer targeted therapies and immunotherapies: While often effective, some have been associated with increased cardiovascular risks.
