I was diagnosed with stage III nasopharyngeal carcinoma in mid March this year. After more than 30 rounds of electrotherapy and five rounds of chemotherapy, I completed the course of treatment on June 11th. But at the end of July, I did a PET scan and found a tumor in the third section above the caudal keel. When arranging for electrotherapy, I asked the doctor why only palliative electrotherapy was used. He told me that because my cancer had spread into the bone, there was no chance of cure! Is that the case? Also, I saw another private doctor who told me that currently only immunotherapy can be tried, but due to the high cost of medical treatment, he is unsure if he can help me with the treatment. May I ask if this is the only method that can be tried in this situation? Please note that I am 52 years old

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