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TreatmentIf your dog is diagnosed with paraproteinemia and associated cancer, treatment may include chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or any other remedies recommended by your veterinary oncologist. Antibiotic therapy may also be conducted to treat underlying bacterial infections, if present. Living and ManagementFollow your veterinarian's guidelines for chemotherapy medication at home, as these drugs are potentially toxic and should only be used under strict guidance from a veterinary oncologist. Related ArticlesSkin Cancer (Mucocutaneous Plasmacytoma) in ... A mucocutaneous plasmacytoma is a rapidly developing skin tumor of plasma cells origin.... READ MORE Leukemia (Acute) in Dogs Acute lymphoblastic leukemia is a disease in which cancerous lymphoblasts (cells... READ MORE Anal Gland Cancer in Dogs While anal gland/sac cancer (adenocarcinoma) is not common, it is an invasive disease... READ MORE
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