Radiation therapy for stage 2 breast cancer typically involves external beam radiation delivered five days a week for one to six weeks. Alternatively, accelerated or hypofractionated radiation may be used, which involves larger doses over shorter periods, such as one to three weeks. The exact duration and dosage depend on Show Full Answer

Radiation therapy for stage 2 breast cancer typically involves external beam radiation delivered five days a week for one to six weeks. Alternatively, accelerated or hypofractionated radiation may be used, which involves larger doses over shorter periods, such as one to three weeks. The exact duration and dosage depend on individual factors like tumor size, lymph node involvement, and overall health. Always consult your oncologist for personalized details.

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