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Small cell neuroendrocrine carcinoma
Diagnised with small cell neuroendrocrine carcinoma of cervix stage 1A 90% treatment is going on radiation brachy has done.. chemotherapy is going 3cycles done... after dis they dis pet scan scan shown mild growth again.... so drs saying medicine is not working as dis is a rare case of neuroendrocrine... so thinking to go with homeopathy...
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Can you let me know which chemotherapy is going on. For Neuroendocrine surgery is required. Ideally it should be surgery followed by radiation and chemotherapy. However since you have already received radiation, complete full course of chemotherapy (chemotherapy should be cisplatin and etoposide) , then repeat the scan. If residual disease is present, consider surgery
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Homeopathy might not be helpful. There are some other targeted therapy possible too.
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