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 Trigger33 (Guest)
My wife has been diagnosed with ovarian cancer. She is to go for surgery this week. She has a cyst the size of two softballs streching from hip to hip. I am trying to learn what I can about this to help her in any way I can. Since this is known as the silent killer for women over 45, you should make sure your doctor checks you for this to. She would not have even known about it without the catscan of with and without conrtrast. If anyone has info on this, please post so I can learn more about this. Thank you.
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Replied on Monday, February 9, 2009 12:00 AM
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Dear Trigger,
Pl. check with the doctor why they are not giving her some chemotherapy before the surgery , which kills some of the cancerous cells & prevents its spreading during surgery.
One of the effective treatment schedules is chemotherapy - surgery - chemotherapy (again).
Ashim
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Replied on Monday, February 16, 2009 12:00 AM
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post surgery for fallopion tube cancerin dec2007my mother inlaw had chemo and had it come again within three months had another round of chemo has been stable since last may2008 now experiensing IBMpain in abdomen fullness ,depression fatigue,bloating,constipation.whats happening.how do i help .help me please.
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Replied on Tuesday, June 16, 2009 12:00 AM
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Dear Doctor,
I have an ovarian cyst in the right side which is 3.8cm and my doctor could not tell me clearly what to do. Can you please tell me if it is serious and should I be operated upon?
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Replied on Tuesday, June 22, 2010 12:00 AM
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Giriraja (Guest)
my mother now at age of 62 is diagnosed for ovarian cyst of abt 8 cm length. She has all other reports normal, than this in USG report. How should I take it forward?
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Replied on Tuesday, December 11, 2012 11:56 PM
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