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Responses from chemotherapy can vary from being resistant (progressive disease), stable disease, to partial response, to a complete response. Complete response refers to the disappearance of all areas of cancer. The fact that you had partial response means that your cancer is not resistant to chemotherapy.
If you have already completed all your eight cycles of AC followed by T, then you may not receive additional chemotherapy. I would suggest that your specimen be stained for ER PR and Her2. If Her2 is positive, you may derive additional benefit from receiving herceptin for one year, and if you are ER/PR positive, you can be given hormonal therapy.
Responses from chemotherapy can vary from being resistant (progressive disease), stable disease, to partial response, to a complete response. Complete response refers to the disappearance of all areas of cancer. The fact that you had partial response means that your cancer is not resistant to chemotherapy.
If you have already completed all your eight cycles of AC followed by T, then you may not receive additional chemotherapy. I would suggest that your specimen be stained for ER PR and Her2. If Her2 is positive, you may derive additional benefit from receiving herceptin for one year, and if you are ER/PR positive, you can be given hormonal therapy.
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