Has anyone had any experience or knowledge regarding ovarian cancer?

Question

A 55 y.o.

Answer 1

My mother was diagnosed with cervical and ovarian cancer at the age of 42. She had vague symptoms, just a feeling that her body was attacking itself. She had to beg her dr. to do another pap because he had done one 7 months prior. When the results came back, she had years of cancer growth in those 7 months. Another month and the dr. said she would've been terminal.
She had a total hysterectomy.
The problem with ovarian cancer is that often there are no symptoms until the disease is advanced.
Some symptoms include:
abdominal pain or discomfort
nausea, diarrhea, constipation, frequent urination
Feeling full
Weight gain or loss without reason
vaginal bleeding

It can be diagnosed with a combination of several tools:
ultrasound, lower gi series, abdominal ct scan, a blood test called
ca-125 (this is a tumor marker found in high amounts with ovarian cancer)

It is usually treated with surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy, depending on the severity of the disease.

Good Luck!

Answer 2

Please stop all the chemo therapy and doctor recommended medicines right away. Doctors dont want you to know of the alternative medicines that can actually CURE CANCER. If a doctor tells you the alternative medicines, they will be out of a job. How much does it cost for chemo therapy each time you take in those chemicals? This medicine is better and only $75 dollars a bottle. Each bottle lasts a month. You take an ounce per day, and after each dose, you eat a banana or eat potatoes. its called "CESIUM CHLORIDE."
The problem with chemo therapy is that they always say that they never know how each person will be affected by the chemicals. You could die the next day, or you can die in a month. BUT, you cannot live past 2 years. So, its not a good garauntee that you will extend your life for 2 years. The reason is because chemo therapy is a toxin. A poison that kills your body. And if it kills the cancers before it kills you then you are cured. And if the cancer dies before you die, you probably wont live past 5 years. Because even after the cancer is killed, your body is completely deteriorated. I bet you cannot ask 100 people who knew someone who went to chemo therapy and lived more then 5 years after defeating cancer. You might get lucky and find like 2 people. What are your chances that you will be that 2 lucky people that live? So, how good of a cure can chemo therapy be?
The key to defeating cancer is all over the net. But the people who sell these alternatives cannot say on their labels that their medicines cure cancer. It is against FDA rules. The reason is because if this is done, then doctors, hospitals, and pharmaceautical companies cannot make any money. So, according to FDA, it has to be stated on the bottles that it is for vitamins only, etc etc.
You can go find these medicines and take care of your cancers in 3 to 12 months. Just listen to me as I dont make anything off of this. I am only here to help. I am sick of these doctors and big companies making money off dyng people. Doctors wont tell you either. Its against their rules. Well, gee, they were ones who created these rules, so go figure. I believe there were like alot of medicines that take care of cancers. There is a top 10 list somewhere. I think cesium chloride is listed number 1 or 2 on the list.
I found a good bottle of this on www.nutrition2000.com. I think this was the address. You can always search the internet. Get the one that contains rubidium (I think this is how it is spelt). This helps your body absorb the medicine. Good luck my friend. And please pass this information to everybody you know that needs it.

Answer 3

Yes. I have relevant informaton outside the scope of this question. Click on my icon and email me if you're interested, and I'll send you the complete answer. You'll be glad you did. Sombody here keeps getting it unjustly taken off as 'spam and advertisement' because the same information applies to everyone with cancer. And no, I'm not selling anything. Best of luck.

Answer 4

i am a 54yo w/f having been dignosed and treated successfully for stage ii ovarian cancer - 10 years ago. 'taint easy, but it can be done.

i need more information to be able to answer your question properly. add more relevant info.

Answer 5

Red Head 77 gave you good information. If you would like to talk with another ovarian cancer survivor please get in touch with me.

Answer 6

no but i have read about it. and it is a terrible thing to have. sorry and good luck