radiation, immunotherapy, and targeted therapy can slow the disease. Each of these may have side effects, but there are ways to get relief. Each type of lung cancer treatment has its own set of ...

Long-term side effects include possible radiation necrosis where some healthy brain cells may be killed due to radiation effects. Treatment of extensive-stage small-cell lung cancer People with ...

Every person reacts to radiation therapy differently. It’s best to consider that side effects are possible, though you may not experience all of them. The location and type of cancer ...

Fatigue (feeling very tired). Swelling and heaviness in the breast. Side effects can start months or years after treatment ends. These are called long-term or late effects. Late effects of breast ...