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There had been no previous case of it in the UK. As this is where I live I thought this was sufficient information for me, as to how rare the condition is.
There had only been one reoccurance of the cancer in any country.
Since the operation to remove my ovary I have had two happy healthy children
It was so good to read your post, and I hope you get this message. My daughter had a large sertoli leydig cell tumour and her right ovary removed (we live in the UK) and we have had trouble trying to find any information on this. She had the surgery, but no further treatment. We worry what to expect as no-one seems to know, and the internet has such wide and varied advice. To see someone who has suffered the same condition is comforting to us.
sertoli leydig-chance of coming back?
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