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I've been diagnosed to have positive cancerous cells, is there a procedure in doctors office to remove cancer cells?
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Cancerous cells: You did not mention where they were, some are removed in a doctor's office, some in surgery, some are treated without removal. It all depends on the type of cancer, please be more specific.
Answered 8/18/2013
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