What to do if you have cervical cancer

Dr. Aubrey Foster
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Restoring balance, one patient at a time.
2025-05-09 23:51:33
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Cervical cancer is the most common form of cervical cancer. It is the most common form of cervical cancer. If cervical cancer has progressed to stage 2b or above, missed surgery opportunities may require radical radiation therapy, and then do not be too anxious. Because the medical equipment at this stage is relatively developed, medical technology is relatively advanced, for advanced cervical cancer patients using radiation therapy and follow-up adjuvant therapy, can achieve survival rate of more than 10 years.