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Yes, sometimes it is difficult when it all comes at once. I always feel thankful that what health problems I do have are less than those who are sufferiong and those who are totally incapacitated Thank you for sharing your story!
Thank you for your comment. I sincerely hope and pray that your tumour is held at bay. Two doctors are watching my B gland very closely and took multiple biopsies from different areas which were sent to a very reliable lab. Sebaceous material was found among the biopsies.
It is healing well. However, if there is another reoccurence, I am told the gland will have to come out.
Apparently, there are a number of cancers that can grow in these glands.
I am having a CT for unexplained abdominal pain and ovarian cancer symptoms as a follow up to the Transvaginal ultrasound which showed very small ovaries.
There is hardly anything at all about B gland cancers, examing oneself monthly and my GP certainly did not examine the glands during my annual pelvic 8 weeks ago! There needs to be more on this subject. God bless you and thank you for your good advice.
Carolyn
Can you give further information or expound on this topic?
Thank you,
Carolyn
My GP, who is well-respected, made an appointment for me at an urgent care facility for my Transvaginal Ultra Sound. I said "no." and I found a wonderful GYN/ONCO (head of Medical University GYN/ONCO Dept.) who is truly interested in another problem I have, the symptoms of ovarian cancer. He is an older, experienced doctor who has seen it all. So, far the CA125 is very low and my TVUS was negative. But, there is unexplained pain and bloating. Colonoscopy was negative. So, my GYN/ONCO is willing to "keep an eye on things" in case it is the very early stages of ovarian cancer. He is patient.
Yes, sometimes it is difficult when it all comes at once. I always feel thankful that what health problems I do have are less than those who are sufferiong and those who are totally incapacitated Thank you for sharing your story!
All the best,
Carolyn