Eran Ben-Arye, Noah Samuels, Ofer Lavie
Journal: Journal of alternative and complementary medicine (New York, N.Y.) 2018;24(9-10):881-889
PMID: 30247969
BACKGROUND
Integrative oncology provides a broad spectrum of complementary medicine therapies, many of which can augment the effects of supportive and palliative care for patients with gynecologic cancer.
METHODS
The present review will focus on the findings of the research on the role of integrative medicine, within the challenges they face during treatment of gynecological cancer.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSION
Integrative oncology focuses primarily on alleviating patients' suffering by reducing the adverse effects of chemotherapy and radiation, improving quality of life and function. At the same time, integrative oncology provides guidance on the safe and effective use of herbal and other dietary supplements during cancer treatment. This is a dynamic process requiring collaboration between conventional gynecologic oncologists and integrative physicians and practitioners, in an evolving process of care.
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