3-4 months: Standard chemotherapy for stage 2 lung cancer (non-small cell type) is given over 3-4 months depending on the type of regimen used by your oncologist. This will typically involve 4 cycles of chemotherapy given over this period.
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Adjuvant Chemo: Stage ii is mostly n-1 +, but now includes t-size > 5cm. The facts are more for n-1+. 12 weeks (4 cycles). The supporting trials and chemotherapy are all canadian or european. A recent european trial used the chemotherapy before. I would not advise this without a long discussion with your oncologist about benefit/risk.
Answered 8/17/2012
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Four cycles: Depending on the type of chemotherapy used, if after surgery, it is four cycles, so about 3.5 to 4 months.
Answered 11/5/2012
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