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What to do if i have cancer and could possibly be pregnant, help?
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TELL YOUR DOC!!: Pregnancy can alter cancer therapy significantly. Your oncologist and you may have to make serious choices depending on the situation. Tell your doc right away before any treatment starts! Hope you do well, dear. Best to you.
Answered 6/18/2014
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