<prompt> If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patients description.My daughter, 24, has been diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Her doctor has put her on a new, experimental oral radiation pill. I understand the importance of localizing the radiation...He said she would be taking the pill for no less than 6 months. She has been trying to find out the issue for over a year now, and is not considered well enough to do surgery on at this point.What else should she be doing? She has a 3 year old and a working husband. She is working on her online degree for school.  <response>: Hi and thank you so much for this query. I am so sorry to hear about this devastating diagnosis. I can understand your pain and the quest for answers and a treatment option that can take her out of this. The main treatment for ovarian cancer is surgery and chemotherapyradiation therapy are complementary. Unfortunately, you report she is unwell for surgery at this time. I would believe this is the only best remaining option for her. I hope this helps. Furthermore, I wish her the best of possible outcome. 