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GSOH
(redirected from General State of Health)

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GSOHGood Sense Of Humor
GSOHGood Salary Own House
GSOHGood Standard of Hygiene
GSOHGeneral State of Health
GSOHGood Set of Hair
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Curative surgeries is only carried out in patients that have good general state of health and whose cancers have not spread beyond localized sections of the lungs.
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Treatments Once the disease has been diagnosed, the doctor recommends the treatments based on several factors such as the extent of the spread of the cancer, age and medical history of the person and the general state of health of the person.
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Write down what you're planning and have him evaluate your general state of health, and whether you're up to the challenge.
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