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Advancements in Treating Disabilities

• Non-Invasive Treatment May Work for Lung Cancer Patients
  Aug 13, 2010

  Lung cancer can be a devastating diagnosis to receive. The treatment for lung cancer can be harsh on the body and lead a person to become disabled and unable to work. The good news is that there are non-invasive treatments that may work for lung cancer patients.  
  
  There are two general types of lung cancer; small cell and non-small cell. Small cell lung cancer spreads quickly. About 13% of lung cancers are small cell. Non-small cell lung cancer spreads slowly and accounts for 87% of lung cancers.
  
  Regardless of the type of lung cancer a person develops, it is a serious condition and is one of the top 5 deadliest cancers in the United States.
  
  A non-invasive treatment being offered is called SonoPhoto Dynamic Therapy (SPDT). This treatment eliminates the serious side effects found in other types of treatment. It is a painless way of giving patients a natural chlorophyll substance under their tongue. Cancer cells are killed and tumors shrink quickly.
  
  Recently, SPDT has been found to be safe and effective in the United States. This non-invasive treatment has been found to also successfully treat other types of cancer such as: 

  • Breast;
  • Prostate;
  • Bone;
  • Liver;
  • Kidney;
  • Colon;
  • Rectal; and
  • Ovarian. 

  
  Contact a Ft. Lauderdale Social Security disability attorney if you have been diagnosed with lung cancer and are seeking disability benefits.
  
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