Recurrent Ovarian Cancer

I have Ovarian Cancer Stage 3C, surgery was done in Oct. 2000, stop chemo on May 2001 due to remission and ca-125 was down to 5. Had a complete Hysterectomy, removed my omentectomy, fatty padding for bowels, also the fatty padding for my stomach, and lymphadenectomy, cancer cells found in omentectomy, fatty padding for stomach and in 13 of my lymph nodes in my spine. Recently I'm having headaches like crazy never had before, also nausea and lost of appitite but no weight lost, having problems walking, and bad back ache. Any suggestions or thoughts on this?

Tags: ovarian, Cancer, Ovarian Cancer, chemo, crazy, fatty, hysterectomy, nausea, nodes, remission, spine, stress, walking, Weight, Lymph Nodes, bowel, stomach ache, Stomach Ach

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1 Comment

lisapep

Oct 10, 2005

I think you should go in and see your Dr. ASAP. It oculd be a pinched nerve that is causing the headaches, that will then cause the nausea, it could be stress or it could be ANYTHING. Get it checked out. It is better to err on the side of safety. Please keep us posted and God Bless You

L

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