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cancer of the hip and lung cancer possible?

my grandmother, I love you more than may be possible, has been diagnosed with cancer of the hip in 2002, she had lung cancer, lung cancer, with treatment and surgery, went. I do not remember all details because I know a little, but we discovered she has cancer of the hip, which seemed arthritis pain, Well, it was not, it will be taken and radiation therapy kimo, but they'll be looking into his lungs to see if the cancer is back, she no longer smokes, she left in 2002 …. I am wondering what are the chances of his lung cancer after she responded to kimo and radiation in 2002 the cancer go away? and how processing time and how does it ….. and what are the chances that things will work out ok im sure he is the hip bone cancer that hs

I'm sorry about your grandmother I know how you must be worried. It is not easy to answer your question without knowing what type of cancer, it i. Hip cancer is not a medical diagnosis. I assume you mean is the cancer of the bone of his hip. His doctors are testing to see if it still has lung cancer that spread to his bones or it may be another cancer that spread there. The chances of having lung cancer that spread to his bones highest primary bone cancer. If this is the case, the cancer is unlikely to go away, but may be treatable.

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