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Breast Cancer, Jaundice, Stomach Pain, Loss Of Weight. Done Chemotherapy And Radiation. Is Liver At Great Risk?

hi my mom got Brest cancer 3 years ago. its level 2. she took chemo therapy and radiation.now she is fine and taking medicines to prevent cancer and a month ago she started there symptoms: (slowly stomach ache, lost weight,not hungry, stomach is filled with some water). week.ago she admitted in hospital. now her stomach became so big and jaundice. she cannot eat any thing. doctor did some test and they found some traces are found into liver. doctors want to do more detail test to her liver. could you please help me what happen to her and is it curable.
Thu, 7 Nov 2013
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therapy for breast cancer has made many advances with many latest medicines available. it is possible that it might have spread to lungs but even in that case nothing to worry because still it might be treatable. Best thing would be to go ahead with tests and confirm what it is and then proceed for definitive therapy
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Breast Cancer, Jaundice, Stomach Pain, Loss Of Weight. Done Chemotherapy And Radiation. Is Liver At Great Risk?

therapy for breast cancer has made many advances with many latest medicines available. it is possible that it might have spread to lungs but even in that case nothing to worry because still it might be treatable. Best thing would be to go ahead with tests and confirm what it is and then proceed for definitive therapy