Chemotherapy
Chemotherapy medications, in general, work by attacking cells or preventing them from growing and dividing. Cancer cells proliferate and divide at an uncontrollable rate. Many chemotherapy drugs are specifically designed to inhibit this type of rapid cell growth. Chemotherapy is a systemic treatment. This means it circulates throughout the body via the bloodstream.
- Intravenous (IV) Chemotherapy
- Oral Chemotherapy
- Injected Chemotherapy
- Chemotherapy into an artery
- Chemotherapy into the peritoneum or abdomen
- Topical Chemotherapy