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RE: Blood Chemistry-Human chorionic gonadotropin (βHCG)

in StemSocial2 years ago

I really like the way you share your experience. It is quite pleasant to follow, except that as @alexanderalexis I got lost with all the acronyms ;)

To come back to the topic, is GTD thus considered as a cancer? I assume so as chemotherapy is used to treat it. But then what are the chances of success for the treatment? Thanks in advance for answering.

Cheers!

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I assume so as chemotherapy is used to treat it.

Actually cancer drugs are often used for other conditions. One example is a chemotherapy drug called methotrexate that's often used for autoimmune conditions, since chemo drugs often dampen the immune system. See here for more detail.