Yes, individuals can receive radiation treatment more than once in their lifetime, especially for different cancers or if the same cancer recurs. However, the total amount of radiation exposure is carefully monitored to minimize the risk of side effects and complications. Oncologists evaluate the potential benefits and risks before recommending additional treatments. It's essential to discuss any previous radiation history with your healthcare provider to ensure safe and effective treatment planning.
No, sunflowers typically bloom only once in their lifetime.
Yes
Yes, banana trees typically produce fruit multiple times throughout their lifetime.
Yes, banana trees typically produce fruit multiple times throughout their lifetime.
More than you would in a lifetime More than you would in a lifetime
Most volcanoes are active for a long time before dieing. So no an average volcano erupts more than once in its lifetime.
No.
Dump him, unless you are really into a lifetime of being disappointed and/or emotionally abused. He promises to change, and he doesn't? If this has happened more than once, dump him.
more than that
Radiation treatment burns and affects the integrity of the skin. To avoid injury, therapists avoid targeting a specific area of the skin more than once.
a lot more than you think.... more than 100,000
once in their lifetime, and inshallah you will. Some people go more the once but its not recommended because of the amount of people there. Some people go more than once becasue they preform Hajj in the sake of their dead mother or father who weren't able to go.