Chemotherapy is
basically the treatment of cancer by using medications that kill cancer cells
and other microorganisms. In its general usage, it simply refers to
antineoplastic medicines that are used to treat various types of cancer. With
reference to its non-oncological usage, the term, ‘chemotherapy’ also refers to
as antibiotics or antibacterial chemotherapy.
Through the use of
these medications/antibiotics, one can see a rapid decrease in the growth and
division of cancerous cells in the human body. Not just medications, but the
cancer patient should always try to work out every day. Chemotherapy along with
physical exercise prevents the recurrence of cancer.
Whenever the body cells
die, the doctors will precisely prescribe some medicines that will produce the
new ones to replace the expired or infected cells in a balanced and orderly
way. However, the growth of cancerous cells does not have a capacity to
reproduce orderly- their production is out of control. The more rapidly they
grow, the more they occupy space and eventually push out the space occupied by
useful body cells.
So, the use of
chemotherapy or antibiotics can help cancer patients in reducing the growth and
division of cancerous cells present within the body. Although, the dosage
depends on the patient’s level of illness.
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