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Will Delay In Radiotherapy After Taking Chemotherapy For Breast Cancer Become A Risk Or Not?

My sister had breast cancer it was 1 degree so the doctors decided to take her breast they sad that is the safest . They took her breast then she started the chemotherapy after that she did all the tests she has to do and she's taking hormones now but the problem now and because she's overseas it's hard to do the radiotherapy they sd to her you have to do 1 month after the chemotherapy but she couldn't find any nearest appointment the gave her till May which is 6 month is it too late to do or not.








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Thu, 9 Jan 2014
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Thanks for query.after mastectomy chemotherapy is to kill small metases which if spread and not detectable by routine scan.radiotherapy is to burn cancer tissue around the resected area where chemotherapy does not reach as vessels are either ligated or cauterized during surgery.basically this is the theme of treatment.so it is better to take radiotherapy .now its all available even in small towns .its never late .regards
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Will Delay In Radiotherapy After Taking Chemotherapy For Breast Cancer Become A Risk Or Not?

Thanks for query.after mastectomy chemotherapy is to kill small metases which if spread and not detectable by routine scan.radiotherapy is to burn cancer tissue around the resected area where chemotherapy does not reach as vessels are either ligated or cauterized during surgery.basically this is the theme of treatment.so it is better to take radiotherapy .now its all available even in small towns .its never late .regards