Early Cancer Disappeared with ECCT, Reappeared Post-Vaccine, Disappeared Again with ECCT for Over 13 Years
In 2013, Mrs. Margareta was diagnosed with breast cancer after imaging and a needle biopsy identified a malignant lump in her right breast. She hoped to avoid a mastectomy and tried other therapies for two years without the lump disappearing. In September 2015, she flew from Southwest Sumba to Tangerang with her scans and biopsy records to obtain an ECCT device.
The account describes subsequent shrinkage of the lump, followed by years of ordinary activity. Later, during the pandemic period, a new lump was detected near the keloid at the former biopsy site. She resumed using ECCT and sought another assessment in Penang, where a doctor reportedly found a remaining keloid but no lump requiring intervention.
Thirteen years after her diagnosis, Mrs. Margareta continues her daily activities around her pharmacy in Southwest Sumba. She also travels within Indonesia and overseas.