Advanced Cervical Cancer No Longer Operable, Can Be Cleared with ECCT, Surviving 8 Years
Diagnosed with advanced cervical cancer in late 2017, Ms. Neneng was told the mass was already stage 3B with possible spread to bone. Six doctors in Indonesia declined surgery, and an operation considered in Singapore did not go ahead. Her husband and children were living in America, adding to the difficulty of the decision as she searched for another option.
She began using ECCT several times a day and described months of painful discharge of mucus and large clots. Ultrasound measurements in the article changed from 11 by 9 cm to 6 by 4 cm over six months. After about ten months she also underwent radiation, and later examinations reportedly found the cervical mass no longer detectable.
Years later, Ms. Neneng was traveling between Indonesia and the United States and attending survivor gatherings. Eight years after her first C-Care visit, she was described as healthy and very active.
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