Overview
- A one-month post-surgery check-up showed no detectable cancer cells in her body after the June 2 removal of a stage 2 liver tumour.
- Biopsy and PET scans classified the tumour as poorly differentiated grade 3, indicating a significantly elevated chance of recurrence.
- She will begin a daily oral targeted therapy regimen next week, with treatment expected to continue for one to two years.
- Scans scheduled every three weeks will monitor for any signs of cancer return and guide adjustments to her medication.
- Doctors have advised daily walking, avoidance of yoga and weight lifting, a strictly home-cooked diet and warned that side effects may include mouth ulcers, rashes, diarrhea, fatigue and nausea.