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Cervical cancer stage3

2016-02-03 14:40:24
My aunty has diagnosed cervical cancer stage 3 she was under treatment ..but residual there what was the survival rate please can u tell me
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Did she recieve radiation and chemotherapy ? When did she complete treatment ? Usually residual disease post radiation indicates short survival, any where from 6 months to 2 years. But it has to be proven residual. If she has problems, these can be addressed with supportive medications or palliative chemotherapy as per her general condition

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