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Chemo for stomach cancer
A friend who recently was diagnosed with stomach cancer had taken a medication for several years which resulted in the stomach walls becoming quite thin. Specialists are suggesting chemo treatment. Question is: would the chemo destroy any of the stomach wall tissue and cause it to rupture?
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