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Originally Posted by Pyramid*
I was confirming Samuel's comment about her having had cancer... and given that it was womb related; wouldn't have bearing on her breathing....I'd have thought that was far too obvious for me to have to even state.
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Maybe a little more research is needed?
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Ovarian cancer is the fifth most common cancer among women in the UK, with about 6,800 new cases each year. Most ovarian cancers affect women after their menopause; half occur over the age of 65 (Macmillan Cancer Support).
Ian Jacobs, a professor of gynaecological oncology, explains that the symptoms tend to be vague and non-specific and are common to many other, less serious, conditions, and that most women with these symptoms turn out not to have cancer. Other symptoms include loss of appetite; nausea; unexplained weight change; pain in the lower abdomen or back; abnormal vaginal bleeding; pain during sex; changes in bowel or bladder habit such as constipation or diarrhoea, and breathlessness.
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