What Are the Breast Cancer Treatment Options at CTCA?
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What Are Your Breast Cancer Treatment Options?
At Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA), we offer an innovative breadth of breast cancer treatment options that blend technologically advanced conventional treatments with nurturing, complementary and alternative therapies.
Working together with you, our care team will evaluate your breast cancer symptoms and individual preferences to come up with a customized plan for treatment, leveraging the innovative therapies that are best suited to your particular needs.
Breast Cancer Treatment Categories
- Breast Cancer Surgery Options
- Breast Cancer Chemotherapy
- Breast Cancer Radiation
- Targeted Drug Therapy
- Innovative Breast Cancer Therapies
- Complementary Therapies
At CTCA, our approach to breast cancer treatment is distinguished by our integrative blend of conventional and complementary therapies, all of which are tailored to you and your unique needs.
We understand that breast cancer doesn’t just affect a part of your body—it affects all of you and everything in your life. That’s why our unique treatment philosophy addresses your needs as a whole—your body, mind and spirit.
Conventional treatments, including surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy and hormone therapy, are the foundation of most people’s breast cancer treatment plans. These options have been tested by scientists and doctors for years and have successfully treated millions of breast cancer patients.
Complementary/supportive therapies offered at CTCA include nutritional support, naturopathic medicine, mind-body counseling, acupuncture, spiritual support, physical therapy and more. Your CTCA doctors will work with you to select the complementary breast cancer treatments that are most appropriate for your specific needs.
Your individualized breast cancer treatment plan will take several factors into consideration, including your unique breast cancer symptoms, the size and location of the breast tumor, stage of cancer, the results of diagnostic tests, and your own personal needs and preferences.
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