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What does a treatment schedule look like for someone receiving radiation treatment for stage one testicular cancer?
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About 3 weeks: Assuming it is seminoma, treatment course is generally about 3 weeks depending on what dose per day is given. Daily treatment, monday to friday. That works out to 15 treatments, give or take, depending on daily dosage as mentioned.
Answered 6/22/2014
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