Brain Tumor Treatment
Once you are diagnosed, your team may encourage you to have your surgery as soon as possible. There are certainly benefits of an expedient surgery, negatives to delaying surgery, and, also, benefits to delaying surgery to explore additional options.
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Novel Treatment ExplorationIf you want to explore new treatments that have not yet been approved for the treatment of brain tumors by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), there are a few options. LEARN MORE > |
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Preparing for SurgeryOnce you are diagnosed, your team may encourage you to have your surgery as soon as possible. There are certainly benefits of an expedient surgery, negatives to delaying surgery, and, also, benefits to delaying surgery to explore additional options LEARN MORE > |
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Caregiver: What to Expect from SurgeryIt’s important to remember that everyone’s brain tumor experience is different. Part of these differences come from the tumor type, tumor location, and tumor size, and all of these will affect recovery from surgery. LEARN MORE > |
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Questions to Ask Your DoctorIt’s likely that you will work with a large team of medical professionals for treatment. Keep in mind that you can be in charge of this process – and you can aim to like and trust the doctors you work with. You have time to find a good team. LEARN MORE > |
