Radiation Treatment: How is Radiation Treatment Given?

This video has 3 presentations. Matthew Scott, a radiation therapist, talks about what will happen during a radiation treatment, and what the treatment machine and room will look like. Dr. Elizabeth Kurien, a radiation oncologist, talks about how the radiation machine will move around you during treatment and how every person’s radiation treatment is unique. Dr. Greg Peirce, a medical physicist, explains how the amount of radiation (dose) and the number of treatments (fractionation) is specific to each person and the type of cancer they have. Charlotte and Gerry share their experience about having radiation treatment.

[@peternewman3487]

I had my final treatment of 37 sessions today 17-11-2021 for aggressive prostate cancer and I can truly say that I feel very well. Luckily for me my cancer had not spread anywhere else.

[@Noorie79]

So glad for you, Peter.

[@peternewman3487]

@@Noorie79 Thank you for your kind words. I was very lucky that my cancer was found before it had spread elsewhere else. I’m now warning men over the age of 50 to have a blood PSA test but some say, Nah, I’m OK. It’s not OK when an illness is treatable and you have family.

[@Noorie79]

@@peternewman3487 I am so glad your prognosis is good and I am praying for full healing for you. My mama just had a hysterectomy 1 1/2 weeks ago after being diagnosed with Stage 1 ovarian cancer. Thank God it is also isolated but there’s a possibility she may need some radiation treatment, which led me to this video. God bless you!

[@jellybathwater]

I'm about to start my 1st out of 30 on Monday. My cancer hasn't spread either. I also had very aggressive surgery to get it out my neck and mouth. The mouth cancer has gone. But I have a few cells left in my neck. I'm nervous.

[@peternewman3487]

@@jellybathwater. Please don’t feel nervous about anything. The treatment is 100% painless and you will not feel a thing honestly. I had 37 sessions for aggressive prostate cancer and I started to feel much better after around 25 sessions. The treatment destroys the cancer cells DNA so they can’t replicate and so they die. Please go there with a positive attitude. Everyone that you will come into contact with are very nice helpful friendly people and Macmillan Nurses will keep a check on your well being. If you need any further advice I’m happy to advise you. Again, Please don’t worry. Peter.

[@deborah41541]

If you’re reading this then it is written for you! You’re awesome and you’re never alone because I care. I love you. Here; take this big fat hug 🤗. 💜

[@himanshumalhotra9035]

😊😊🤗

[@himanshumalhotra9035]

@[e-mail] Cruz .

[@ajouad3397]

Thank you

[@fatimiyyehfoundation313]

🤗

[@iam_beonka]

Thank you 😔

[@nancyimbleau2023]

I'm a cancer survivor I had breast cancer in October 2016 and I had to have 33 weeks of Radiation on a 5 day aweek visit for 15 min each time I made it through and got to Ring the Bell at the last day of my 33 week session it was a very hard thing to go through but I knew it was a very necessary thing to do for my body I was very proud of myself it was very challenging for me. 😊

[@ranjith.karkala]

How is your health condition now

[@jp8jeta414]

Thank You, my name is Ken and I finished my 5 day radiation therapy on July 12, 2022 at the Cross Cancer Institute, Edmonton. I would sincerely like to thank the staff of unit #8, as well as all the help I received at every step of the way from the time I entered at the main desk. You're the most courteous, helpful and compassionate people I have ever met. thank you so much ! Ken M.

[@zoeisabella9873]

I'm very lucky to have come in contact with DR RORPOPOR HERBAL on KZbin in curing my breast cancer, I almost gave up in life but after using his herbal medication I feel just like every normal human and I'm so grateful❣️❣️

[@peternewman3487]

You were lucky. Five days. I had seven weeks.

[@ruthchirenje2115]

I wish you the best on your recovery. God bless

[@jp8jeta414]

@@ruthchirenje2115 thank you

[@RNISLIVE]

is it painful?

[@bardistv9653]

Thank you for this video. My father is having the proton therapy for prostate cancer and I’m so nervous, and a bit afraid might I add! I pray for him (C.L.) and all the other people who has to deal with things of this nature. May God bless you 🙏🏾

[@rtk5385]

I hope your dads therapy went well 🙏❤

[@peternewman3487]

Please don’t worry about it. I had 37 treatments and all went well and I’m free of cancer. The only downside is that people suffer from fatigue afterwards and probably for around two months.

[@sanchitthool5510]

🙏

[@gonzalesfamily2486]

Thank you for your prayer..we need more prayers in this world🛐🙏🏼✝️

[@kamblemanju8612]

Thanks

[@ritafernandesfernandes1867]

Nice to know as I m taking rediation for my amdomen tumor last week God give strength thank u doctors and nurses

[@vdyojunkie1229]

Im watching this while my mum is inside doing this for the first time. Waiting for her to come out

[@brianatysonofficial]

Positive vibes and love sent to you both!!

[@scottzarkos3466]

mine is going at the end of this week! I hope all is going well for you and your mom!

[@shamz5722]

Mom is going to next month pray for her🙏

[@sophiadavis6260]

I hope your mom is happy and healthy 💙

[@TheRealVonK]

God bless you and your mom Praying that she has a healing journey. I just found out my mom is diagnosed with breast cancer 2 days ago.

[@Rick_Sanchez_Jr.]

Cancer cells are anaerobic as opposed to regular cells that are aerobic. Thus, instead of consuming oxygen like regular cells, cancer cells consume a large amount of sugar to survive. This is apparent because when PET scans are done, a cancer lights up in the image as the cancer feeds on the radioactive sugar. If you cut out a lot of fructose, fruits, etc. you can help yourself at least but be aware, even if you cut out all sugar from your diet, your own body produces a small amount of sugar on its own and needs some to survive. Even cancer cells can live off of ketones. The main things you can really do would be fasting, reducing reactive oxygen species with certain supplements like garlic, astaxanthin, EGCG etc., exercising and avoiding allopathic medicine. Allopathic medicine has you do CT scans, PET scans and mammograms as "preventative measures", which ironically only cause cancer. The ionizing radiation from these specific imaging machines induces cancer by disrupting the molecules and electrons in your cells. The radiation is strong enough to cause double-strand damage and thus a gene mutation which eventually leads to cancer 6-7 years after exposure. Allopathic medicine also has you do biopsies, these help cancers grow because it punctures the extracellular matrix that a cancer is encaged in and helps it grow. Chemo and radiation don't distinguish between healthy and cancer cells, they kill all cells, which leads to rebound cancer later on, so avoid this also, but most people don't listen and "trust/believe the science" instead of following the evidence

[@scidoctail2835]

Thank you for this informative videos on radiotherapy. I believe it’s helping many people and patients who has encountered similar circumstances.

[@igf_d4189]

Currently having my physics exam during my education to become a radiographer. Radiotherapy included - thank you for these videos that help patients understand what they or they loved ones might be going through

[@itswalker9]

So how’d it go?

[@igf_d4189]

@@itswalker9 Actually got an A! Thanks for asking :)

[@itswalker9]

@@igf_d4189 that’s awesome... I wish you all the best in life

[@igf_d4189]

@@itswalker9 Thankyou! Likewise!! :)

[@Kanekighoull]

Hey buddy... Today is my exam lol😂

[@volvo850rex]

I had aggressive Prostate Cancer, a PSA score of 174. No saving the prostate so it was removed along with the seminal vesicles. Post surgery I had a residual PSA of 1.6 rising to 2.4. Should be zero. Started 40 sessions of radiation treatment and after having done 22 of the 40 sessions I tested my PSA again and it had fallen to 0.29. Good news. Treatment doesn't outright kill cancer cells but instead cripples their ability to reproduce. As I write this 24 sessions are completed. My oncologist hadn't ordered a PSA test so I did it myself. Its confirmation on this direction.

[@tonyduding205]

I don't know if you will get this or not but what is a PSA test and is it abbreviated for words maybe you could tell me my girlfriend's getting ready to take radiation and I was just wondering what that test is actually called so I can try to help her along with this thank you and I'm glad you're feeling better

[@volvo850rex]

@@tonyduding205 Hi, the PSA test is male only. Prostate Specific Antigen.

[@tonyduding205]

Okay thank you so much

[@user-bq6ek7lz7h]

I could never do that. Loosing ejaculatory orgasms,2 inches of penis length,no erections without some vacume pump. Life without a normal working dick is no kind of life I want to live.

[@politicallil7060]

The quality of the therapist...priceless...I remember the pictures on the ceiling...I found it quite interesting but the after burn ❤️‍🔥 oh wee

[@zoeisabella9873]

I'm very lucky to have come in contact with DR RORPOPOR HERBAL on KZbin in curing my breast cancer, I almost gave up in life but after using his herbal medication I feel just like every normal human and I'm so grateful❣️❣️

[@formsurelylaloo9382]

I like to watch the way they treat the patient

[@gabriellegwen2456]

The most common cause of hypothyroidism is an autoimmune disorder known as Hashimoto's thyroiditis. Autoimmune disorders occur when your immune system produces antibodies that attack your own tissues. Sometimes this process involves your thyroid gland. Scientists aren't sure why this happens, but it's likely a combination of factors, such as your genes and an environmental trigger. However it happens, these antibodies affect the thyroid's ability to produce hormones. I was able to cure my hypothyroidism with the help of Dr Erayo on KZbin

[@thuresaveliz9482]

Thank you for this information. My dad has a consultation for radiation therapy this week and I hope the doctor can give him this treatment for metastasis liposarcoma because I have faith this treatment will help him unlike chemotherapy that is not helping much

[@destroya21]

Can these radiation rooms add some human warmth?? They're so cold looking. Put fun googly eyes on things

[@bryanbiluk1694]

Thank you for the video ! I will be doing it in a few weeks.

[@dorothysargizi6636]

Thank u for this video I will have my appointment soon needed to see the machine and know little about it ,it did help thank u

[@s.p.3587]

I have heard people say that radiotherapy afterwards is incredibly painful. I have heard people say that for six weeks afterwards, they will choose death over going through the pain. I am very unhappy that no source talks about that.

[@peternewman3487]

I had seven weeks of radio therapy treatment for aggressive prostate cancer and I didn’t suffer any pain whatsoever. I did suffer from fatigue afterwards but that wasn’t a problem.

[@peternewman3487]

Please believe me it is not painful in any way. I had seven weeks of prostate cancer radio therapy and again there is no pain afterwards nor during the treatment.

[@Brandon-mq5vi]

Greatly varies based on your specific treatment plan. I did 50 radiation treatments total 40 to the pelvis and 10 to the lungs. For the lungs I had no side effects whatsoever. For the pelvis I was also on chemo for the full duration of radiation, and my radiation plan was extremely high dose with an extra boost to target the skin. Now unfortunately skin doesn't hold up well to radiation and chemotherapy stops your body from being able to heal damaged cells. So I ended up with a horrific open radiation burn after 25 radiation treatments, and ended up in the hospital due to infection risk concerns at 30 treatments when it hit a 3rd degree radiation burn and started bleeding. I ultimately finished all my radiation treatments. But yes it was extremely painful, but thankfully healed quickly. My best advice if you're getting radiation therapy is to ask your radiation oncologist what side effects to expect, and ask them how bad they anticipate a skin reaction, if any.

[@riley739]

Yeah they did radiation to my mom's brain because she had lung cancer and died 6 months later radiation is not worth it

[@Bruce-vv5cb]

I am going for my first treatment in may..cheers,this video sure helped.

[@roberthortin5357]

Very helpful. Thank you. I start mine in two days' time for gbm.

[@ranginijeyatharan6665]

Thank you for the video

[@ramayyavastavayya]

Thumbs up to Indian doctor Dr. Kurien

[@jellybathwater]

I'm ending week 5 of head and neck cancer radiation with being admitted into hospital for an NG tube (feeding tube) The evils of radiation side effects caught up with me at this late point into my treatment. Other than the inability to eat and drink im well. The treatment does not hurt and is over pretty quickly. Now I just need to get my strength up to recover from it. Best of luck everyone. Any questions im a message away

[@maryon9056]

Sorry dear for your case

[@dwellinlove]

What are the side-effects

[@jellybathwater]

@@dwellinlove I have finished radiotherapy on my head and neck. Heres the truthful side effect. I have an nasogastric tube (up my nose and into my stomach) because I cannot eat or drink because of the burns in my throat. Its like the worst sore throat you've ever had, x100. Also I have burns in my mouth. Then there's the radiation pneumonitis, the cough you develop because radiation is messing with your throat. Then there's the worst thing, mucositis!! Your saliva changes into this thick mucus that makes you dry heave. Its disgusting. Then there's the radiation burns on the outside, my skin is peeling like crazy. Its like the worst sunburn in the world. Then there's your tastebuds. It destroys them. Everything tastes and feels like dirt and broken glass. But all these things, horrific as they are, aren't permanent. Looking forward to them getting better. Like now I can eat porridge and soup and drink small quantities of water. It no longer feels like someone poured boiling water down my throat. The burns are less painful.

[@dwellinlove]

@@jellybathwater ur skin can again comes its real colour

[@soniayadav23]

Is after radiation therapy a patient can completely cure??

[@lisaharmon5619]

Thank you. I'll be starting my radiation treatment sometime in February 2023.

[@rhekatharu5177]

I have my 6th chemo on next month then after I will have radiation therapy. I was so sacred but my beautiful Dr told me that will not painfull. Relax. Now I feel good to see this video

[@dohboi6987]

I will be starting treatment sometime in the next few weeks. These videos have been very helpful in understanding what is coming. I feel very fortunate that I am living in a time & location where these treatments are available.

[@fjb6631]

Informative video!

[@dmp4211]

I do hope my treatment will be easy.

[@annfowler1504]

I had 10 radiation treatments for cancer in the womb last July 2021,i now see a cancer nurse and am on a one pill a day of Anastrozole,i have not had a scan to see if the cancer has spread so hopefully it hasn't and i am feeling fine in myself.

[@Nutrition-For-HEALTHYLIFE]

Sir you need improve your immune system by immune tharapy

[@AmericanPride1234]

An ex girlfriend of mine was diagnosed with cancer last summer. Had her female body parts removed. Still cancer was there. After 5 months of treatment her grandmother called me a few weeks ago. Hospice has taken over her care. So devastating to hear. So sad. She will be 45 in July. 2-16-23

[@Hamigal]

I just finished 20 radiation treatments for NHL. Chest and under my arm feel like someone burned me with a hot iron till it blistered. No sure I would ever do it again. Gods will now.

[@rosechristiana2108]

Oh no I am so sorry about that dear,my mom try it once and she never go back again

[@rosechristiana2108]

My name is Joe can we be friends

[@claudias.1863]

I am so sorry to hear you had such a terrible experience. I had been just diagnosed with NHL, Malr Lymphoma in my eyelid, today was first meeting and learning about the radiation treatment. So freaking worry about this 😢

[@shahdsharabati7765]

@@claudias.1863can u tell me what happened since ur comment? I hope u are doing okay ❤

[@helenbutler9492]

Thank you good information

[@yolynrivera4542]

Thank you for this video. My dad will start his radiation by next week metastatic heoatocellular carcinoma. We in the family are being postive that the radiation will help shrink the cancer cells and slow its progression🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@liliza1163]

How is he now?

[@Chris-oh2jq]

I have my first visit with the radiation oncologist tomorrow, April 13th. I have to have 6 weeks of it for tonsil cancer that's metastasized to neck lymph nodes and the thyroid.

[@lynndeatherage4874]

I had this done before and not just a good thing for me and to make sure that it doesn't happen again in the future to get a good feel guilty about pains in the future of the matter of mind to me to do that to all of this as a whole process with the world of a problem at this moment in a position where I am not a fan or even more flexible in a bad place

[@godlyuprising1087]

they make it sound so nice not mentioning the evil side effects God help us

[@maliaviliamu4920]

@Godly Uprising, they told me of the side effects but what evil effects are you referring to, exactly?

[@easylazy7579]

That's true.my dad wasn't in a bad condition. It was just in stage 2. But after the therapy is done, he got so many side effects and finally it took his life 😥 we regret about accepting the radiotherapy. But it's too late.he suffered a lot more. And i think it would be fine if we didn't get any treatment and let the cancer grow. At least he wouldn't face so many terrible side effects.

[@SuperWishaniggawoods]

@@easylazy7579 sorry for your death .. I think Rich Cronin died from the same thing basically. He was getting leukemia multiple times and was told to get a radiation treatment done and it paralyzed him so bad that he died from a stroke. That’s me paraphrasing how it happened so take my words lightly. Hope you grieve well❤️

[@micah7685]

A simple ct scan radiated the hell out of my insides and damaged my endocrine system really bad. I'm appalled that these scans are considered safe

[@philiptobin5731]

I'm going through the same 😢

[@CurlyHairGoddessXx]

hi i just started my radiation therapy today and it’s for six weeks so it went pretty good today so hopefully it will stay that way 🙏🏻♥️

[@wanda01141]

Hi, how r u feeling?! ❤️❤️

[@amit13491]

Hi, I have one question, is radio therapy for tumor in brain decrease the year of life..

[@MedicalUltrasoundAcaDEMY]

Powerful

[@reedgutner9192]

I had my session for hodgkins lymphoma for 11 days and felt no side effects like loss of appetite , body aches and everything else but, i did have constipation which was the worst

[@sugisdoomguy54]

I’m just wondering how rare are all the materials in the machine

[@susiladevip8740]

Very nice

[@neka3703]

I have questions on what is radiation therapy is it actually for because my mom started Chemo but confused about the radiation.

[@user-lu4lg8xg8u]

Very nice to observe❤

[@chetanh8378]

Awesome

[@luxuryexperiences3120]

My American friends used Turkish Centauri Honey + intermittent fasting Breast Cancer Stage2 - No chemo , no drugs ,

[@subaranjana1542]

Does a lean patient can tolerate this treatment?

[@antoniokearse9632]

I got to go through this in a couple weeks I had a tumor on my brain and I got it removed now I got to get treatment

[@hishouha]

Hi ! I'm a student in Radiotherapy, my mother also has cancer so she's had radiotherapy before and told me about it, so I know quite a bit. If ever any of you who's reading would like some more informations that weren't touched on in this video : feel free to ask me ! It'd be my pleasure to help you understand with the extent of my knowledge. I know sometimes it's difficult to find informations on the Internet or give yourself an insight idea of the goals and ways Radiotherapists treat. Please just keep in mind that I'm originally a French speaker and I study in French as well, but I'm fluent in English and should be able to converse no problem ! If I can reassure you about radiotherapy, it'd be my pleasure because it is a formidable technology against cancer and more specifically tumors ! Of course like basically any cancer treatment, there are pros and cons, but chemotherapy is far much problematic.

[@ATOZzone4662]

Is radiotherapy harmful... My mother wd breast cancer undergoing chemotherapy and she had diabetes and blood pressure.... Is it harmfull... Plz reply🙏🙏

[@hishouha]

@@ATOZzone4662 Hi ! I’m sorry to hear that :( First of all, Radiotherapy itself is not as harmful as chimiotherapy. What could happen, since she is treated for her breast, is that she could get some skin reactions from the radiation. The skin in that area is more sensible. Be reassured though, the way Radiotherapy is planned and used is with the purpose to protect as much as possible while also treating the cancer efficiently. Radiotherapist are formed to keep track of the symptoms and give the directions appropriately. It also depends on each person, some will get no reaction, some a little bit more. Usually it is a bit like a sunburn and can be helped by following your Radiotherapist’s instructions. It is possible that your Mom might get tired more easily, it is because the cells are using a lot of energy to regenerate and it’s normal. Radiotherapy only treats and affects a very specific area, which means you do not need to worry about diabetes and blood pressure, it will not affect it. We usually get pretty good results, especially with breast cancer. Some other reactions exist, but are more rare and it is better to see with your Radiotherapist or the Radio-oncologist for any doubt. If you have any other questions or worry do not hesitate! It will be my pleasure to help I send you strength and I hope for your Mom to get better ❤️

[@sandykat]

Hi, my mother was diagnosed w/breast cancer 3 years ago. Doctor stated that her growth was about the size of a walnut back then. Her wishes are not to undergo chemotherapy. She recently had an episode where her nipple was leaking fluid two months ago, today it is more so. Doctor suggests she at least under go radiation therapy. Approximately how many times do they have to do the procedure and for how long? How long is each session? And does she have to remain in the hospital for this? Can you tell me what stage of the cancer is she in? Thank you for your time.

[@hishouha]

@@sandykat Hi! I’m sorry to hear that… So to answer some of your questions, the number of times she will have to come for a session can vary from person to person, but a standard treatment plan can be around 18-20 sessions, one per day during week days. Each session can turn around 15 minutes, the first one being a little longer. Again it is up to the RadioOncologist and Radiotherapist to decide of the best plans, but that’s the most common case. She will not have to be hospitalized; one of the biggest advantage of Radiotherapy is how conservative it is and so once the session is done, she can go back home without problem. I can not do any diagnosis or guess on her stage, sorry. This must be fully evaluated by the RadioOncologist and her Doctor as it this neither in my capacity or in my rights to do any diagnosis. Hope it helps ! If you have any question do not hesitate :)

[@sandykat]

@@hishouha Oh yes that’s right. I thought everything was standard and forgot that it varies patient to patient. But thanks for answering the questions that you could. Much appreciated. Thank you.

[@umadevichennichetty4113]

I am going radiation therapy next week. I am little worried. This video helps me what to expect from this treatment.

[@karinabenavides8022]

I hope you are doing good now my friend

[@peternewman3487]

Do not worry about for one second. There is no pain. I had seven weeks of it.

[@MsLadyBluesWorld]

@@peternewman3487 how was the effects after the treatments. I hope you feel better

[@peternewman3487]

@@MsLadyBluesWorld. My radio therapy treatment was successful but I suffered from awful fatigue problems for 14 months and I was bed bound and ended up suffering frozen shoulders and painful hips and I had to keep getting emergency help as I live alone with no living next of kin.

[@MsLadyBluesWorld]

@@peternewman3487 I'm so sorry I pray you're better

[@Sctn187]

My grandma is going in for her first 10 treatments of radiation on the pelvis and shoulder it's spreading pretty rapidly through her body so its the first of our treatment experience we dont knownwhat to expect or how bad it actually is we just know its bad

[@Happyfa379]

How is she????

[@chrisl5105]

Very Good video!

[@veerugouda648]

What was doing stomach cancer spread to spinal card

[@Anthony-es3jk]

Im going through radiation therapy at this time for a cancer mass on my eppiglottis and voice box. It is one of the tougher treatments to have, 34 total treatments, 5 days a week. Im not even finished and i can talk again. In the beginning I had a tracheostomy because I couldn't breathe or talk, now i can do both. Hopefully when its all said and done i will get my trachea removed and be able to also eat food by mouth again.

[@nancyz1828]

Oh I hope treatment went well for you

[@maralene1411]

Thank you. I start my radiation next week

[@gennlydonci5721]

Hi. How are you doing? My OB-ONCO suggested the same thing. I need to start next week with my treatment.

[@murtalaumar3873]

This has been a Challenging time. And I Appreciate you so much Dr Ogoh on KZbin. You have Created a life that I thought was lost, Thanks for Curing my #cancer #disease with your Herbal #medication. Thanks doctor.✌

[@lokeshrajasthanindia]

Doctor sir i Read bone very problem pain I take treatment and from Rajasthan India🇮🇳

[@dannoblefranca8566]

I had early stage rectal cancer I undergo 28 sessions of radiation luckily I did not see blood in my poop anymore

[@payalramchandani9938]

Is it painful?

[@waniashahbaz7789]

If anyone is scared of chemotherapy and going for radiotherapy you're wrong

[@twink3448]

What happens if i remove the radiation capsule from the device

[@gabriellegwen2456]

The most common cause of hypothyroidism is an autoimmune disorder known as Hashimoto's thyroiditis. Autoimmune disorders occur when your immune system produces antibodies that attack your own tissues. Sometimes this process involves your thyroid gland. Scientists aren't sure why this happens, but it's likely a combination of factors, such as your genes and an environmental trigger. However it happens, these antibodies affect the thyroid's ability to produce hormones. I was able to cure my hypothyroidism with the help of Dr Erayo on KZbin

[@Wes8761]

Goiania

[@Wes8761]

@@gabriellegwen2456 shut up

[@k9officerft434]

You will be arrested

[@jocelynromero6321]

How does it make you feel after the treatments

[@easylazy7579]

It's terrible

[@ritapatterson5737]

Everybody is different

[@Nutrition-For-HEALTHYLIFE]

@@easylazy7579 hiii.how are you now mam

[@easylazy7579]

@@Nutrition-For-HEALTHYLIFE actually it wasn't me.it was my dad. After the treatment it caused so many side effects. And finally i lost my dad forever. Some days he acted very touch and couldn't even concentrate anything. And suffered from short time memory loss, wheezing, cold, breathing problems,something like rashes, wounded the area where they treated, lost appetite and couldn't even walk properly. He went through all those things and after few month he passed away. But he took radio therapy treatment many years before too. It was the 1st stage and there wasn't any problem with that.but he didn't continue to the end.but it was fine.and this happened again after about 10year.this time it was in 3rd stage. So the doctors had to give a powerful one and finally end up like this

[@lynndeatherage4874]

I had this done in 2016 for breast cancer 🎀♋and I arrived at the same time everyday as a result of this situation it ruin my cell phone 📴so it called 911 and the dispatchers did called me 4 times and a cop called me as well. This was a problem at this moment of trouble for me to be a part of the way it effects the cell phone 📴📲📵is a little bit of a hassle for me.

[@rishukumar7177]

Initial stage can also be treated by radiation therapy.

[@Nutrition-For-HEALTHYLIFE]

No need to radiotherapy .it can cure with nutracitical treatment ...

[@kennethowen7979]

Thank you very much Dr oyetoro you have cure me from this disease I feel so happy may God protect you and your family

[@ajinipaul5634]

Amen🙏

[@mohammedkazeem56]

My mom is totally free from Cancer after her repeated test prove Negative.its my great pleasure to thank you Dr emuakhe on channels for your Great Herbs Sr and keep Saving life doc.

[@salehasyed5078]

Kounse hospital me treatment howa apki mother ka?

[@mohammedkazeem56]

@@salehasyed5078 herbs from Dr emuakhe has been saving life from this unfortunate condition's

[@shoaibsarki4956]

@@mohammedkazeem56 where is this hospital

[@mohammedkazeem56]

@@shoaibsarki4956 the doc shipped the herbs to me here in New York City

[@phyleasherkeeten424]

I am on my 3rd of 20 treatment for ductal carsonoma breast cancer

[@claudias.1863]

Hi there. Hope you are doing much better now. How did it go with your treatment?

[@phyleasherkeeten424]

@@claudias.1863 👋 I have completed all 20. I was tender to touch for a couple of weeks so hard to wear clothes but thank God I was able to work from home for awhile. Having from issues with my right side since I have started my medication but I'm not a complainer but a doer. I walk and watch what I eat and thank God for each day He gives me. Thank you so much for asking.

[@claudias.1863]

@@phyleasherkeeten424 So glad to hear you have completed your treatment. That is great news, you hang on there, you have such a strong mind set. Thank you for sharing your experience with me. Big hug

[@phyleasherkeeten424]

Claudia thank you for the hug and the support all is appreciated 🤗. Reach out anytime and remain blessed.

[@phyleasherkeeten424]

I also want to say to all that are dealing with this horrific thing called cancer. Try your very best to keep your mind positive, try to keep your space joyful, and take it one day at a time. I know we all are in different stages, treatments, and different situations, but if you are here in this group, then this is for you. I wish and pray us all the very very very best .

[@Trjaisriramchannel1610]

Any side afect for this treatment my father throat cancer 2 stage Monday going radiation therapy to chennai adaiyar. Pls tell me😞

[@ynotraje8886]

Cure aaiducha?

[@Trjaisriramchannel1610]

@@ynotraje8886 now it's ok sir. Thanks for your caring

[@fardinrasik2676]

Is it painfull?

[@adityapandey1634]

No radiation therapy is not painful but it's side effects are

[@anonymous-zw6ff]

@@adityapandey1634 what are some of the side effects that are painfull? Is that why most doctors give pain meds to cancer patients? Is because of the side effects?

[@mcgregor8095]

I am writing this comment with tears of joy a months ago i found out i was diagnosed with cancer drmoses but now am thyroid negative all Glory to drmoses.... 💯💯💯💯

[@zc2361]

Does it hurt badly? My mom had breast cancer I just want to know what she went through.

[@catlove111]

No it doesn't hurt but it feels very uncomfortableyou can hear the buses in your brain and you can feel a little bit of like electrocution or tingling in your legs or around body

[@stevesimages5732]

@ ZC I’ve just recently finished a course of radiotherapy with this machine. I was being treated for lung cancer. All I felt was a tingling sensation in my chest, but no pain. It took 10 minutes. There was some small side effects like difficulty swallowing, but I hardly noticed that. Hope everything goes well with you.

[@stevesimages5732]

@being human . Thank you. Your comment made me smile all day. You have a kind heart.

[@allasain]

How long she know she ok treatment go good

[@cynthiadavid5282]

This video is good it should be shown to all people that have to have this God bless them

[@gwaggle1815]

Me at 2:05 :”oh that’s not so bad” Me at 2:13 :”HOLY SH*T!”

[@snehakumari2615]

Sir i studied diploma in radiotherapy i want to know next step how can i master in radiotherapy

[@feikelvin9677]

Is radiation painfulll?

[@easylazy7579]

There are so many terrified side effects.so if you have no choice then learn about the side effects and get advices how to overcome them. Because i lost my dad 17 days ago cause of side effects.

[@blackwitch999]

yes is good but for other organs not,you cure from cancer but appear other after radiation

[@blueballroom7203]

How risky radiotherapy for colaps lung?

[@veerugouda648]

Plz say good cancer treatment hospital

[@athul7545]

Elizabeth kurian is from Kerala 🇮🇳💯sure

[@royalstatus2104]

Is it cause sideffects

[@nuzhatnabi8810]

Yess

[@pushpakitchenvlogger2438]

Yes broo

[@monikadubey6178]

is any side effects of radiation therapy like chemo

[@rosechristiana2108]

I think so

[@rosechristiana2108]

Hello my name is Joe,can we be friends?

[@luxuryexperiences3120]

My friend is using Centauri Honey Turkish brand with crazy price around 17,000 $ for 1 kilogram medicinal Cave Honey , only rich can afford

[@user-js2nt9hc4i]

I had my first treatment

[@maxopyt9862]

Any side effect

[@manjushamaske5962]

Today its my mom's first radiation

[@dats_triibe]

My dad is going in for his first treatment in two weeks. Love and prayers are with you but especially your mother 🤍

[@manjushamaske5962]

@@dats_triibe thanks.....same to you too... your father will recover healthy very soon👍

[@gabriellegwen2456]

The most common cause of hypothyroidism is an autoimmune disorder known as Hashimoto's thyroiditis. Autoimmune disorders occur when your immune system produces antibodies that attack your own tissues. Sometimes this process involves your thyroid gland. Scientists aren't sure why this happens, but it's likely a combination of factors, such as your genes and an environmental trigger. However it happens, these antibodies affect the thyroid's ability to produce hormones. I was able to cure my hypothyroidism with the help of Dr Erayo on KZbin

[@kellyvokes931]

Do you have any neadle before radiation

[@OliviaM-hr7vw]

No there should be no needles

[@vallig3246]

For kids Dr's give anesthesia for radiation. Nandri

[@gabriellegwen2456]

The most common cause of hypothyroidism is an autoimmune disorder known as Hashimoto's thyroiditis. Autoimmune disorders occur when your immune system produces antibodies that attack your own tissues. Sometimes this process involves your thyroid gland. Scientists aren't sure why this happens, but it's likely a combination of factors, such as your genes and an environmental trigger. However it happens, these antibodies affect the thyroid's ability to produce hormones. I was able to cure my hypothyroidism with the help of Dr Erayo on KZbin

[@nongdrenrajkumar6408]

Today is my father's first radiation treatment

[@jellybathwater]

How is your father doing now?

[@nongdrenrajkumar6408]

@@jellybathwater Not good, due to his frequent blood loss (low haemoglobin), the treatment couldn't be continued..., now on his bed doing nothing and weak😔

[@jellybathwater]

@@nongdrenrajkumar6408 Im so sorry to hear that.

[@Happyfa379]

​@@nongdrenrajkumar6408 how is he

[@pdevendrareddy647]

Side effects are very painful.

[@scottzarkos3466]

whats his first name?

[@Nutrition-For-HEALTHYLIFE]

Hiiii sir

[@micah7685]

Anyone who says any different is either very lucky or lying. The diagnostic imaging alone dried out my mucosal linings very badly.

[@ivyedan7183]

My mom was diagnosed with breast cancer two days ago..will she get bad burns from radiation..?

[@gabriellegwen2456]

The most common cause of hypothyroidism is an autoimmune disorder known as Hashimoto's thyroiditis. Autoimmune disorders occur when your immune system produces antibodies that attack your own tissues. Sometimes this process involves your thyroid gland. Scientists aren't sure why this happens, but it's likely a combination of factors, such as your genes and an environmental trigger. However it happens, these antibodies affect the thyroid's ability to produce hormones. I was able to cure my hypothyroidism with the help of Dr Erayo on KZbin

[@Nutrition-For-HEALTHYLIFE]

You are right.envirement is very important factor in all problems....we can handle it with nutrition ....👍👍

[@rehabmarkus4192]

Thank you Dr emuakhe on KZbin.this is my third time of experiencing the effectiveness of your great herbs for the immediate relief to Cancer.i will place order for my old mom.more grace to your able

[@aceklankb]

I Love you Jasmine.. don't be scared baby.. This is Kavin

[@trainliker100]

I have suggested to the radiation folks that they are missing the same opportunity that the MRI and CT scan folks are missing. They could sell advertising on various surfaces of the machine as well as the ceiling. It could even be by means of video monitors so that could constantly change, and you could sell to more advertisers. Also, in my case, they gave me a little plastic donut to hold on to with both hands as way to just have my arms lay naturally on my chest. This resulted in hands positioned almost like what is used on a gaming controller. If the type of treatment physically permits it, give the patient a game controller and put some 3-D goggles on them. They can keep themselves busy playing games. Of course, I'm kidding about all this - maybe.

[@spencerian4853]

Dr. Peter Newman nice to listen you. My daughter 17Y 6M is suffering from Soft Tissue Mass on Lower Limb Knee Back (4" over Knee Joint). Cyst is removed 2ice. Oncologist advised Radiation, I am worried about Daughter's Bone may not be damaged or rest of the Physique may not affect. If I may have any WhatsApp number to share reports to find the intensity of the case please? If not then simply reply & Speak to the patient please...

[@mikeschulte4271]

3.6 roentgens not great not terrible

[@joannekelly5132]

Chernobyl

[@handeyecoordinationskills]

Hi, i'm claustrophobic, apparantely the main door in locks, if i have to face it i wonder can i get put to sleep for it?

[@alexandra49483]

I am too.. but is not bad at all. When they shape ur mask keep your mouth a bit open so u can breath through the nouse and mouth. Also, keep your eyes open during the treatment and ask them to give you some squishy toys. This is what is helping me.

[@handeyecoordinationskills]

@@alexandra49483 cheers, thanks for advice

[@ohmygoditsjudy]

I am extremely claustrophobic and at one point I had to rip that mask off and get off the table

[@handeyecoordinationskills]

@@ohmygoditsjudy I understand, did you get through it ?

[@ohmygoditsjudy]

@@handeyecoordinationskills yes but with allot of difficulties honestly if I had to do it Again I wouldn’t. Head and neck cancer works 2 ways recover and return to somewhat norm or hence my situation I have no taste no saliva constant struggle to exist...

[@d.shannon261]

Did you lose your hair? I'm going in soon and now I have read that hair loss is a side effect.

[@younusmoulana5495]

Hello sir My father is hearing some kind of noise inside his right ear,so we took a scan,the result ( Right ear: moderate to profound sloping sensorineural hearing loss form 500Hz to 8kHz (mixed component at 1kHz) with normal hearing at 250Hz Left ear : hearing sensitivity within normal limits from 250Hz to 4kHz with mild hearing loss at 8kHz ) but he has no Diabetes. And again I took M R I scan also The result (Considering the clinical history most likely diagnosis is an acoustic schwannoma of right side) So what should I Do Doctor? I'm waiting your reply?

[@TheAmberjenny]

Do you loose hair and memory

[@abdouallahuniverse5689]

If there is a radiation treatment, why some people go to chemo one and allow doctor to extract a part of there vital organs or? Radiation seems effective.

[@claudias.1863]

Because it depends of the type of cancer, how advanced is, and if it has spread to other parts of the body. My mother had to get chemo, radiation and immunotherapy. She was given 1 month to live in Aug 2019, before surgery, she is still alive Jan 2023. She had a uterine cancer, and developed a second tumor 3 months after surgery. Her treatments have been an incredible miracle. You can’t generalized treatment for everyone. Each person has different body and cancer needs.

[@River_wylde]

:( that facial shield thing looks like itd give me a panic attack

[@hakeemmana]

You are fighters, my wife as well have a colon cancer. Dawn mana pray for her