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My mother got diagnosed with breast cancer and had her surgery in LNJL hospital delhi in February 2021 and the doctors told us to get chemotherapy after surgery but now they say that its not available in the hospital as its a covid hospital now. I want to ask that how much time can we wait for the Chemotherapy and can we go to our hometown for 10-15 days as the situation here is bad and after few days get the chemotherapy and radiation therapy?
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Chemotherapy facilities these days is available in tier 2 cities also, chemotherapy should be started between 4-6 weeks post surgery depending on histopathology report if indicated. Share your histopathology report and near big city names
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What was the exact date of surgery?
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