External beam radiation for endometrial cancer uses a special machine outside the body to send beams of high-energy x-rays through your skin to target and kill cancer cells. Radiation may be used by itself or with surgery. A course of radiation treatment may be done five days per week for several weeks. Side effects may include nausea, diarrhea, cramping, loss of appetite, skin irritation, and fatigue.
External beam radiation for endometrial cancer uses a special
machine outside the body to send beams of high-energy x-rays
through your skin to target and kill cancer cells. Radiation may be
used by itself or with surgery. A course of...
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Aurora Health Care answered:External beam radiation for endometrial cancer uses a special machine outside the body to send beams of high-energy x-rays through your skin to target and kill cancer cells. Radiation may be used by itself or with surgery. A course of radiation treatment may be done five days per week for several weeks. Side effects may include nausea, diarrhea, cramping, loss of appetite, skin irritation, and fatigue.External beam radiation for endometrial cancer uses a special machine outside the body to send beams of high-energy x-rays through your skin to target and kill cancer cells. Radiation may be used by itself or with surgery. A course of... More
