Inasmallstudy, the researcherstracked30menwithlow-risk prostate cancer whodecidedagainstconventionalmedicaltreatmentsuch assurgery and radiationorhormonetherapy.
Recent studies by researchers at Massachusetts General make the case that the risks of death from a current medical condition often far outweigh the risk of radiation.
Prior to definitive surgery, you should meet with a medical oncologist, radiation oncologist, geneticist (if you are at risk for the breast cancer gene), and reconstructive surgeon.