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What are the survival rates for a stage three breast cancer patient? going to chemo and following doctor orders. and what to expect..symptoms etc..
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Ask your oncologist: Most women with breast cancer do very well. Yet stage 3 breast cancer does carry risk of relapse despite good treatments. So be alert and follow instructions and remain under supervision of your doctor(oncologist) for 5-10 years.
Answered 1/29/2021
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