Not Wanting To Be Arrogant, Nunung Wants To As Soon As Possible To Run A Cancer Operation

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JAKARTA - Comedian Nunung has breast cancer. He began to find out about the disease 7 months ago. Some time ago, the 59-year-old comedian had just undergone a biopsy to find out what kind of cancer he had lodged in his body.

Unfortunately, Nunung had to accept the fact that the results of the biopsy showed that he was suffering from cancer which was quite virulent. "The results of the biopsy are positive. Indeed, it leads to fierceness, but it is still in the early 1-2 stages. But it must be lifted immediately," Nunung told the media crew in the Mampang Prapatan area, South Jakarta on Monday, February 6, 2023.

Furthermore, the wife of Iyan Sambiran explained that the lump on her body was 2 cm in diameter. He himself felt that the lump was quite large.

Nunung also plans to undergo surgery to lift the lump. However, there are several stages that he must go through before undergoing surgery.

"Just waiting for the PET scan to find out where it was spread. If the ultrasound and others have been, only one step remains, PET scans. This is also still being registered, I don't know when, maybe this week," he said.

For chemotherapy, Nunung does not know for sure. Currently, he wants to focus on taking surgery first. "I don't know yet, the important thing is surgery first. Later, the chemoma will be in Solo or where can be discussed again later," he said.

Nunung also talked about his current family condition. It's not like before where he had to pay for family members who reached 50 people, now the burden is much lighter. Most of his children are now also starting to be independent, where some have already received jobs and have graduated from college.

"They are all independent, so it's not as heavy as it used to be. Even though they are still taking care of the family now, it's just light. Everything is already in the system with Allah, 'Nih, because the things that are taken care of are not as much as before, in turn you take care of yourself!'," Nunung concluded.