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Lung cancer, chances of spreading? |
currently, my uncle was diagnosed with lung cancer and it is inoperable due to it being too large, today he went for a brain scan and a bone scan, for some reason only part of the brain was scanned and he has been complaining about a small pain behind his eye, the results of the scans are being given tomorrow is it going to be bad news The most common places that lung cancer can spread to are Since you are so concerned for your Uncle I would suggested The thing is, that only the medical team can know the answer to this one. It is no use asking this on an Internet forum such as this. Simply, we have no idea. |
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