Oncologists are the only doctors that directly supply medicines. In other words... they buy it for X and charge your insurance company/you Y for the chemotherapy.
As for doing chemo when no cancer shows up, it seems that once you have a test that shows cancer, even if no other test shows cancer, you MUST have chemo. That's what their Oncologist Procedure Book says to do.
Oncologists are the only doctors that directly supply medicines. In other words... they buy it for X and charge your insurance company/you Y for the chemotherapy.
As for doing chemo when no cancer shows up, it seems that once you have a test that shows cancer, even if no other test shows cancer, you MUST have chemo. That's what their Oncologist Procedure Book says to do.
Here's a little FYI:
Oncologists are the only doctors that directly supply medicines. In other words... they buy it for X and charge your insurance company/you Y for the chemotherapy.
As for doing chemo when no cancer shows up, it seems that once you have a test that shows cancer, even if no other test shows cancer, you MUST have chemo. That's what their Oncologist Procedure Book says to do.
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