How Did You Know You Had Ovarian Cancer Reddit / Fundraiser by Stevy Conley : Post Cancer Medical Issues - My aunt and i are the only women on that side of my family.

How Did You Know You Had Ovarian Cancer Reddit / Fundraiser by Stevy Conley : Post Cancer Medical Issues - My aunt and i are the only women on that side of my family.. Kelsey, i had the same symptoms as you but it was a cyst on my ovary. She called me immediately and told me i had a 13x17cm mass on my left ovary. After my first ovarian cancer recurrence in january 2009, i figured longevity was probably not in the cards for me. If you're concerned, get the tests done. Partial hysterectomy or total hysterectomy.

My diagnosis was not ovarian cancer, but i was being sent for all the tests and screening because the doctors were 85% sure. I didn't know the first thing about ovarian cancer before my diagnosis, but i hope other women do. After my first ovarian cancer recurrence in january 2009, i figured longevity was probably not in the cards for me. Turned out to be hodgkin's lymphoma, i have my 2nd chemo on wednesday. Did you know you had cancer before you were told?

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A partial hysterectomy removes your uterus, and a total hysterectomy removes your uterus and your cervix. This really hit home for me. How i've managed stage iv cancer for 10 years. I had chronic pain in the lower abdomen on the right hand side, with occasional stabbing pains. I left mine for years and by the time i got to the doctors and finally had all the tests i needed i had type 2 stage of ovarian cancer due to a tumor that was growing from the inside of my ovary and attached itself to my tummy. After my first ovarian cancer recurrence in january 2009, i figured longevity was probably not in the cards for me. Partial hysterectomy or total hysterectomy. If you develop symptoms of ovarian cancer that persist for more than 2 weeks, the national ovarian cancer coalition recommends making an appointment with your doctor.

I was super tired all the time, like sleep 18 hours a day and hardly able to keep my eyes open the other 6.

The kicker is, her dr ordered another sleep test. When she did the pelvic exam, she felt something unusual and sent me for a vaginal sonogram. I had an immediate hysterectomy and was diagnosed with stage iiia ovarian cancer. It's the 6th most common cancer, yet so many people don't know the symptoms. When i saw the gynecologist in april 2009 (ovarian pain began around october 2008), they did an u/s and said that the left ovary (where my pain was) had numerous cysts that were unidentified and my right ovary had hemorraghic cysts. I had no symptoms, i felt great, i had places to go and things to do. She called me immediately and told me i had a 13x17cm mass on my left ovary. You'll get a lot of saline for hydration and they'll give you a diuretic because the drugs can't stay in your system for too long (i think). After talking to my sister (an rn) we had an appointment at roswell before the nurse practitioner would confirm hodgkin lymphoma. I had been to my gyn 11 months before. I am 11 years free of 2a hodgkin lymphoma because of roswell. I was super tired all the time, like sleep 18 hours a day and hardly able to keep my eyes open the other 6. If you're concerned, get the tests done.

The runner, lance armstrong had germ cell cancer. First of all you sound just like i did. Included fatigue, regular fevers and nausea. Did you know you had cancer before you were told? This really hit home for me.

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You'll get a lot of saline for hydration and they'll give you a diuretic because the drugs can't stay in your system for too long (i think). Anyone else experience symptoms you would like to share? My diagnosis was not ovarian cancer, but i was being sent for all the tests and screening because the doctors were 85% sure. Women who have never given birth have a higher risk of developing ovarian cancer, and so do women who started menstruating early (before they were 12 years old), and/or reached menopause late (after 50).the number of periods you go through seems to be linked with your chances of getting ovarian cancer. The content on this site is presented in a summary fashion, and is intended to be used for educational and entertainment purposes only. If you have risk factors for ovarian cancer, like a family history or mutation of the brca1 or brca2 gene, it's wise to be even more aware of signs and symptoms. I left mine for years and by the time i got to the doctors and finally had all the tests i needed i had type 2 stage of ovarian cancer due to a tumor that was growing from the inside of my ovary and attached itself to my tummy. Your risk depends on the type of hysterectomy you had:

Well, ovarian cancer is very rare in any woman under 40.

You said that your gyne did some tests and they were normal. The content on this site is presented in a summary fashion, and is intended to be used for educational and entertainment purposes only. If that first test would have shown she did, they wouldn't have found the cancer. It went on for months. My husband has a nodule in his lung too. You know your body, and if you feel something is not right—a lump, a pain, intense fatigue—get it checked out. — nathalie sempels, 30, quebec, canada watch a hot doctor explain why that. Your risk depends on the type of hysterectomy you had: I had chronic pain in the lower abdomen on the right hand side, with occasional stabbing pains. Whether you or someone you love has cancer, knowing what to expect can help you cope. Germ cell responds very well to chemotherapy. However, my pain began with ovarian pain. If you have a normal ca 125 and given your age, then ovarian cancer really is very unlikely. It's the 6th most common cancer, yet so many people don't know the symptoms.

Your risk depends on the type of hysterectomy you had: A partial hysterectomy removes your uterus, and a total hysterectomy removes your uterus and your cervix. You know your body, and if you feel something is not right—a lump, a pain, intense fatigue—get it checked out. — nathalie sempels, 30, quebec, canada watch a hot doctor explain why that. Get your mammograms, they can and will save your life. I had been to my gyn 11 months before.

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So go soon as you can !! My aunt doesn't have the cancer gene but she advised me years ago to get tested bc of the family history and i haven't. Was there something nagging at you that the sky was about to fall down on you? You'll get a lot of saline for hydration and they'll give you a diuretic because the drugs can't stay in your system for too long (i think). I had been to my gyn 11 months before. Did you know you had cancer before you were told? Did you wake up to a black aura and a feeling of dread? This really hit home for me.

However, my pain began with ovarian pain.

I was recently diagnosed with stage i bladder cancer. It's the 6th most common cancer, yet so many people don't know the symptoms. The kicker is, her dr ordered another sleep test. Whether you or someone you love has cancer, knowing what to expect can help you cope. Turns out she does have sleep apnea. It is very important to know that if cancer is suspected, you must be operated on by a gynecologic oncologist. I left mine for years and by the time i got to the doctors and finally had all the tests i needed i had type 2 stage of ovarian cancer due to a tumor that was growing from the inside of my ovary and attached itself to my tummy. When she did the pelvic exam, she felt something unusual and sent me for a vaginal sonogram. There is also a test which is indicative of ovarian problems; After talking to my sister (an rn) we had an appointment at roswell before the nurse practitioner would confirm hodgkin lymphoma. For example, women who have more kids have a smaller risk of. You know your body, and if you feel something is not right—a lump, a pain, intense fatigue—get it checked out. — nathalie sempels, 30, quebec, canada watch a hot doctor explain why that. Did you know you had cancer before you were told?

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