Hi folks, I'm in that tricky place of waiting to see if I have cancer, and having lots of the terror, while not truly knowing. But also knowing enough about what's going on to know that things are not looking good for me. It's very difficult emotionally...
Hi I am going to be having Paclitaxel Carboplatin & Bevacizumab and just wondering if anyone as had these together , I have read all the information That I have been given but I think the advice from someone that as been through this is a lot better....
Hi , im 58 years old and 12 years I had a complex ovarian cyst removed and tube was none cancerous with being complex and over 5cm it promptly got removed, now years later now post menopause on my left side I have a heavy feeling, very bloated for the...
Hi everyone . I'm new on here and was diagnosed with stage 4 aggressive ovarian cancer 3 years ago. The cancer had already spread to several other areas, which was such a shock, to say the least. I was a carer for my beautiful husband of 46 years, who...
Hi I had a full hysterectomy in December. I was called back after a month to be told I had this rare ovarian cancer. They burst the cyst to remove it which means cells were released into my abdomen. I have been given the option of chemo but the consultant...
I have been diagnosed with cervical cancer and I’m undergoing chemotherapy. I have come to contact with someone with chickenpox and as an adult I’ve never had chickenpox as a child what are the risks
Hello... im 68 and just been diagnosed with fluid in my fallopian tubes. Fearing the worst ... anyone else had this?
Hello. After 19 months of treatment for ovarian cancer including many rounds of chemotherapy a major surgery my wife (Alison, 63) was told a few days ago that there is nothing more that can be done and Alison is going into palliative care. We don't...
Just to say hello to the group
After having a 35cm ovarian cyst and a full hysterectomy 3 weeks ag. I just spoke to MacMillan specialist nurse and advised me the cyst was Stage 1A it was a mucinous Adenocarcinoma (it’s quite rare) - they got everything out and thankfully don’t need...
