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This morning, nearly three months after finishing chemo and having a clean CT scan two weeks ago, i began bleeding, not heavily but enough to scare me. There were some clots which I had before diagnosis. It has let up for now but I am wondeing, could this be a sign that the cancer has returned? The oncologist told me he got 99% of the cancer cells during surgery and the chemo treatments were merely a precaution to insure the other 1% didn't cause a problem. He removed everything except the pelvic lymph nodes. Should I make an appointment with the oncologist even though this has stopped?
ABSOLUTELY!!!!!! It is always a good idea to see your oncologist for anything out of the ordinary. I ignored the classic symptoms of OVCA blaming it on stress, depression and grieving. BIG mistake I am afraid. Please see your onc ASAP.
Susan
Susan