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| Anonymous | ovarian cancer | 4 | Dec 30 2007, 6:21 AM EST by Anonymous | |||
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Thread started: Aug 1 2006, 8:19 AM EDT
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Hi, I'm a 48 year old mother of three. Two years ago at the age of 46 I thought I had a urinary trac infection. Bloating, frequent urination, what did I know. It turns out I had a 20cm malignant tumor on my ovary. diagnosis Aug. 22. Complete hysterectomy Aug,24th. I had the most wonderful Gyno oncologist. Doctors wanted me to begin immediate chemo. Dr. had told me after the surgery HE GOT IT ALL pathology results on pelvic washings were clean. With that information I decided AGAINST Chemo. Could'nt understand why if he got it all and pelvic washings oh and lymph nodes that he had removed during the surgery were clean I needed Chemo. It has been two years this month. Since then I have kept every followup appointment 10 in two years also regular mammogram I've had a pelvic cat scan and chest x-ray. All nine CA125s have been around 8 . I did clean up my dietary lifestyle. Follow a cancer protocol diet. And get exercise (walking). Don't wait with those vague symptoms. If your Dr. doesn't mention ovarian cancer, then you should! CA125 is only a blood test but it could save your life. I had irregular bleeding for over two years always mentioned it to my regular gyno. and he waited. After that time he did a uterine ablasion on me. Bleeding stopped for nine months. Then it started again. I now know that it may have been an early symptom my Dr. never even considered the possibility . No longer my Dr....
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| Tabby27 | Question... | 0 | Dec 9 2007, 11:59 AM EST by Tabby27 | |||
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Thread started: Dec 9 2007, 11:59 AM EST
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My last post really wasn't much of a question - so I'm sorry if it just rambled on...
With all of my symptoms: the pelvic pressure, the gas the back ache and my the radiating leg pain on my right side, nausea, painful urination and painful intercourse - and the persistent pain/cysts only on the one side yet the pain is my entire pelvic region. All the biopsy results come back negative as well as dupree score coming back low (2) for possible chance of malignancy - I feel that there is more wrong. But I read about the chance of a false positive on the blood test... and this really being the only "test" other than exploratory laproscopic surgery what other options should I seek for? I don't know where else to go with this... Something has to change - like I posted in my previous post I am having the consult with the Oncologist just to make sure there isn't more...
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| Anonymous | Consult with Oncologist... | 0 | Dec 8 2007, 10:39 PM EST by Anonymous | |||
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Thread started: Dec 8 2007, 10:39 PM EST
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Hi - I'm Tabitha and I'm 21. I'm a mother of one, Cole who is 7 months.
I've had issues with my right ovary since 2006 - I had a 6+cm cyst, and it was removed laproscopically *June 30, 06*. It was found benign, and at first look on ultrasound my OB believed I would lose the ovary/tube, but it was saved. After the surgery I found out I was pregnant with my son *Sept 7, 06*. Delivered my son 5/2/07 vaginally. Started with the pelvic pain once again, and found another large cyst on my right ovary. It was 4+cm. I also had what was thought to be left over placenta in my uterus that had calcified, so I had laproscopic drainage of the cyst and a D&C. The very NEXT day after surgery the pelvic pain was back, like I had never had anything done. The biopsy came back benign for the left ovary, nothing was taken from the right. I'm an x-ray tech, my close girlfriend is a sonographer so I have access anytime to an sneak peak at my ovaries. I can tell a doctor before an ultrasound that I have a cyst on my ovary and about how large it is just by how my body feels, how I feel during bowel movements, how gassey I am, how painful intercourse is, and how painful the pressure of urination is for me. It's an awful feeling. I'm requesting that my right ovary be removed, but because of my age my new OB is have his reservations. He feels that there is something going on that is causing this, although he doesn't feel it to be cancerous he feels that it needs further evaluation - and seeing an oncologist is a good move in his opinion. Do you think I should be worried, or that he is just 'crossing all his T's and dotting his I's' just to make sure nothing is being missed for this persistent, intense and never-ending pain? I'm ready for a hysterectomy and would never look back if it wasn't for my desire for another baby... Any advice is welcome - thank you all!
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| Anonymous | ovarian cancer | 2 | Nov 8 2007, 7:01 AM EST by Anonymous | |||
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Thread started: Aug 1 2006, 10:44 AM EDT
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i have had hystorctamy symtons are draging felling bloating tirerd sick waightgain pain in legs back hips
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| Anonymous | sick since may | 1 | Aug 29 2006, 3:33 PM EDT by Louise | |||
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Thread started: Aug 23 2006, 5:13 PM EDT
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I have an aunt on my dad's side who died of ovarian cancer at 65... and aunt on my mom's side who died of it in her early 50's... my mom died of an accident when she was in her mid 50's so we don't know about her. i have lost 37 pounds since may... had bronchial infections and soon there after developed terrible nausea and diahrrea. They took my gall bladder out and the nausea worsened. did an endoscopy and found nothing really wrong with my stomach. I am terribly fatigued, sick, and now I have to pee all the time especially late afternoon and all evening and night. I get bloated, and feel heavy in my pelvic area especially in the evening. haven't left the house since may except for drs appointments. my gp now suspects ovarian cancer. he fiound a VERY tender, painful place in my lower abdomen yesterday and did a CA 125 today. I go in tomorrow for the ultrasound. Do aunts having oc make my chances higher? I have had two kids but was only on birth control for ten years. My uteris is gone since 1995. I am 50 years old. Also my breasts have enlarge quite a bit the past few days and are terribly sore. Does that have anything to do with it? Any ideas or help would be greatly apprecialed. Thank you so much.
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| hpl | Ovarian cancer | 5 | Aug 8 2006, 10:04 PM EDT by Louise | |||
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Thread started: Jul 28 2006, 11:21 AM EDT
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I have not been feel well for some months, I have a cough that will not go away, I become short of breath after I have eaten. I feel bloated all the time and my weight is creeping up, even though I am not eating anymore. My mom died of Ovarian cancer at the age 63, we only found out that it was cancer 6 weeks before she died. Her sister died of breast cancer at the age of 48. My doctor doesn't seem worried and just says lets leave it a while and see how you get on. What should I do.
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| Anonymous | ovarian cancer | 2 | Aug 8 2006, 10:03 PM EDT by Louise | |||
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Thread started: Aug 5 2006, 4:38 PM EDT
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I am 21 years old, without children. My family has a history of both breast and ovarian cancer. I have been fighting cervical dysplasia for two years now. Lately (past 2-3 months) I have been feeling lower pelvic bloating everyday, all day. I don't drink soft drinks or eat foods that would cause this. Could I be having symptoms?
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| Anonymous | A little worried but feel like im being a hypochondriac! | 3 | Jul 26 2006, 9:10 PM EDT by Anonymous | |||
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Thread started: Jul 16 2006, 9:37 AM EDT
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Hi....I have been feeling not 100% for a few months now, I had a baby 10months ago, and recently I have had what seems to be a constant stomach bug, I cant even eat/drink without cramping and going to loo and I am sooooo tired all the time, my legs and pelvis are aching to the point that im doubled over, i have been saying to my partner for months that I am sure my 1st period will come soon(havent had one yet, since having my baby 10months ago) the pain shoots down my legs! I put my sypmtoms into the search engine and it directed me here! should I be concerned and see my doctor, im worried they will think I am being a hypochondriac, I am 22, almost 23!
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| Anonymous | ovarian cancer | 1 | Jun 27 2006, 11:51 PM EDT by Louise | |||
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Thread started: Jun 27 2006, 1:33 PM EDT
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Hi, I am 32 years old and when I was 26 my doctor said I needed emergency surgery because I had a dermoid tumor. My doctor told me that it was nothing to worry about. I just looked it up for my mom to see what it was all about and I read that it is a sympton of Ovarian Cancer. What should I do, I still have abdominal pain and severe leg pains. PLEASE HELP?
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| Anonymous | Protruding stomach | 3 | Jun 26 2006, 11:41 PM EDT by Louise | |||
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Thread started: Jun 18 2006, 10:12 PM EDT
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Hi, for the last two weeks I have been suffering from these symptoms of increased feeling of urination (although I don't expel much urine when I do go), abdominal swelling and a feeling of fullness, back ache, and slight weight loss (although my stomach looks like it is gaining weight and protruding). My question is though that if ovarian cancer would stop my period, as I have missed my normal cycle.
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| Cami | The Pill | 1 | Jun 16 2006, 10:29 PM EDT by Louise | |||
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Thread started: Jun 16 2006, 7:27 PM EDT
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I have displayed all the above symptoms for a long time except for the bleeding; is there a chance that I have Ovarian cancer?
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