Robson, the former West Brom and Middlesbrough boss, currently in charge of Thailand, underwent the operation in Bangkok on March 3 and is due to begin a five-week course of treatment next week.
“The doctors have been very positive with what they’ve been telling me” Robson told TalkSport.
“I’m over in England for a week and I’ll get a second opinion from a specialist here, but I am quite confident about going back out there and receiving the treatment.
“Fingers crossed, everything will be clear within a couple of months.
“When I return to Thailand, next week, I’ll start on a five-week course of radium treatment and just keep my fingers crossed,” Robson added. “They are very good over there on the medical side and they’re very confident that it’s treatable and I should make a recovery.”
Robson, who made 90 caps for England, paid tribute to the speed with which he received treatment following his diagnosis, whilst also thanking everyone for the support he has received since his illness came to light.
“I thought I just had a sore throat, so I went into the hospital to see the doctor on the Monday,” added the 54-year-old.
“He diagnosed it straight away, I had the MRI scan on the Tuesday and he operated on the Thursday.
“I’ve had a fantastic response from football fans all over the country and Europe since it came out in the media.
“When things like this come up, you’ve got to be positive and get on with it.”
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