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Treatment for recurrent inflammatory breast cancer
Source: Inflammatory Breast Cancer Treatment, National Cancer Institute.
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Context: Inflammatory Breast Cancer Treatment
Treatment for recurrent inflammatory breast cancer
If cancer returns to the place where it began or nearby, it is called a locoregional recurrence. Treatment for locoregional recurrence of inflammatory breast cancer may include chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation. Other drugs may be added, depending on whether your cancer has certain biomarkers. Treatment for inflammatory breast cancer that has come back in distant parts of the body may be similar to treatment for stage IV breast cancer.
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