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home from surgery already!in Discussion: Ovarian Cancer
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surgery scheduled?in Discussion: Ovarian Cancer
Hi, I'm sorry that I didn't respond but since my surgery experience resulted in horrific complications I feel that anything I would share about it would not be very confidence-building. I developed ... -
Introin Discussion: Ovarian Cancer
Dear Karen, Best wishes on your upcoming surgery - surgery is never fun but I remember how anxious I was to get the beast out. I was diagnosed with IIIC ovarian cancer in November 2007. As others h... -
Cancer updates during chemoin Discussion: Ovarian Cancer
Yes, it is standard practice to wait until after chemo is finished. It sounds as though you are responding to chemo so it makes sense to wait. Is your CA 125 going down? Mine did after every treatm... -
need help/friendsin Discussion: Ovarian Cancer
Hi Tasha, Welcome to this site. I'm sure it is very rugged to be diagnosed at such a young age. Do you know what type of ovarian cancer you have? Perhaps I can say something to encourage you. So... -
here's the good news!in Discussion: Ovarian Cancer
What you are reporting are fairly common side effects. Be sure to report them to your doctor. For constipation, be sure to drink a lot of fluids. My onc said to take Miralax as needed but check wi... -
Frustratedin Discussion: Ovarian Cancer
Hi Patsy, I have been "in the fight" for over five years now and am currently in a clinical trial. You learn a few things along the way. It will be important to see your scan results. I'... -
more good newsin Discussion: Ovarian Cancer
Hooray! Actually my eczema that I've had since age 14 cleared up after my cancer diagnosis. Great that you can look at the positive side of things. I did get diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma... -
Waiting gamein Discussion: Ovarian Cancer
Hi Sissy, First of all, ovarian cancer is relatively rare and your test results could mean benign conditions, too. It is possible for a woman to have a normal CA 125 and still have ovarian cancer. ... -
good news from doctor visitin Discussion: Ovarian Cancer
I had surgery before starting chemo. It is rare that one's CA 125 ever gets to 0. Normal is either 20 or below or 35 or below depending on the test used. I would speculate that no matter what your ...

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