This article presents a case study of a 57-year-old female patient with a history of cervical cancer and urothelial cancer who developed a radiation-induced vesicovaginal fistula. Despite multiple rounds of chemotherapy, the patient's cancer persisted, leading to the initiation of palliative radiation therapy for symptom relief. The article describes a radiological intervention using embolization to treat the fistula, which resulted in a significant improvement in urinary symptoms. However, the patient's cancer continued to progress, highlighting the complex and dynamic nature of her disease and the importance of innovative management in the face of treatment-related side effects and ongoing disease progression. [Extracted from the article]