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Kate Middleton, what type of tumor the princess could have and what treatments she is facing

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Kate Middleton, what type of tumor the princess could have and what treatments she is facing

Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, has finally broken her silence about her health conditions after undergoing a mysterious abdominal operation at the London Clinic. In a video announcement, the 42-year-old wife of Prince William revealed that she is battling cancer, sparking questions about the type of cancer she may have and the treatments she is undergoing.

Experts, including Giampaolo Tortora, director of the Cancer center of the Gemelli Polyclinic, and Giovanni Scambia, gynecologist and oncologist, have speculated that the neoplasm is localized in the abdominal area and could have affected gynecological or digestive organs such as the ovary, uterus, colon, or intestines. The experts emphasized the importance of early diagnosis and the effectiveness of treatments for gynecological tumors.

Kate also mentioned undergoing preventive chemotherapy as part of her treatment. Massimo Di Maio, president-elect of Aiom (Italian Association of Medical Oncology), explained that preventive chemotherapy is prescribed post-surgery to eliminate any residual neoplastic cells and reduce the risk of tumor relapse. The duration and type of chemotherapy depend on the specific cancer, stage of advancement, presence of metastases, genetic mutations, and the patient’s general health.

With the Princess’s announcement, an outpouring of solidarity and support has been seen worldwide. Stay tuned for further updates on Kate Middleton’s health and treatment journey.

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