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What are the risks of living with cervical cancer without getting treatment?
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Progression: Without treatment there is a risk that the cancer progresses and can grow to a point where it is no longer curable and or may cause you symptoms that are difficult to manage. Receiving treatment at the earliest time possible is highly recommended.
Answered 12/7/2014
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Cancer: The risk of living with any cancer without treatment is eventually, it will take over.
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