Radiation therapy is a highly effective cancer treatment that uses high doses of radiation to destroy cancer cells and shrink tumors. It works by damaging the DNA of cancer cells, making them unable to grow or divide. At Gulf International Cancer Center, we use cutting-edge technology to deliver targeted radiation therapy that maximizes tumor control while minimizing damage to healthy tissues.
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Uses detailed imaging to shape radiation beams exactly to your tumor, reducing side effects.
Adjusts the strength of radiation beams to treat complex tumors more accurately.
Delivers radiation in a single smooth motion, making treatments faster and more comfortable.
A non-surgical method to treat brain tumors with high-dose, pinpoint radiation.
Targets tumors in the lungs, liver, or spine with high doses in fewer sessions.
Times the radiation with your breathing to protect nearby organs like the heart and lungs.
Tracks tumor movement during breathing, so radiation stays focused where it’s needed.
You may be eligible for radiation therapy if:
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Side effects vary depending on the area being treated but may include fatigue, skin irritation, and localized symptoms like nausea or hair loss. Most side effects are temporary and can be managed with medical support.
Radiation therapy itself is not painful. Some patients may experience discomfort from lying in the same position during treatment or from side effects that develop over time, such as skin sensitivity.
Each session usually lasts 15–30 minutes, including setup time. Advanced techniques like VMAT or SBRT may further reduce treatment times while maintaining effectiveness.
Yes, radiation therapy is often used alongside surgery, chemotherapy, or immunotherapy to maximize effectiveness. Your care team will customize a plan based on your specific cancer type and stage.
Most patients can continue daily activities during treatment, though fatigue may require adjustments. Recovery time varies, and your doctor will guide you on when it’s safe to resume specific tasks or exercise.
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