experiences of borderline ovarian cancer
“Now that women are discouraged from initiating estrogen therapy, those who undergo oophorectomy at a young age and do not initiate or continue estrogen therapy until at least the age of natural menopause are at significantly increased risk for several chronic diseases of aging.”It’s an ongoing debate, mostly (from what I’ve understood) as a result... Continue Reading →
This is a supportive space. You can also sign up for support via email and the team send emails each day post-operatively. I found this really helpful. There are also a range of testimonies from other women, with advice on how best to prepare for your op, and some tips around recovery. http://www.hysterectomy-association.org.uk/
After a good, honest conversation with my consultant (Weds 16th July), with ultrasound and CT scan reports in hand, I decided to go ahead with surgery the following day (Thursday 17th July). This would include a total abdominal hysterectomy (TAH), removal of both ovaries (bilateral salpingo-oopherectomy - BSO) and removal of the omentum (omentectomy). The omentum... Continue Reading →
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