Does Stress Cause Cervical Cancer?
- Cervical Cancer - Treatment for Invasive Cervical Cancer
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- Introduction
- Causes
- Risk Factors
- Prevention
- Prognosis
Radiation
Radiation therapy is a treatment option for early stage cervical cancer (stages 1A2 - 1B1). Radiation given along with cisplatin-based chemotherapy is commonly used for stages IB2 - IVA cervical cancer.
There are two types of radiation therapy:
- External beam radiation uses high-energy x-rays aimed at the pelvic area from an outside machine. It usually involves a short period of direct-radiation 5 days a week for about 6 weeks in an outpatient setting.
- Internal radiation (also called...
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