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What can be done to slow cervical cancer progression?
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Depending on stage: Surgery, chemotherapy, radiation or a combination of them can be used to effectively treat and possibly slow the progression. An oncologist can help in setting up a treatment plan.
Answered 7/5/2013
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Depends: Surgery, chemotherapy and radiation are the 3 tools we use to combat cervical cancer. It depends on the stage of the cancer and its location as to which one is the best choice.
Answered 10/30/2019
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