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Uterine Cancer
Archives for January 2021
Discussion List
5 year+ survivors of endometrial cancer
Are there any 5 year + survivors of endometrial cancer in this group? If so, would you mind replying with your diagnosis and treatment you had completed? I would really appreciate it as it gives many of us hope as we charter these unknown waters....Thank you.
Question about treatment and keeping ovaries
Hi, this is my first time posting and I am glad to have found these boards. One year ago I had my uterus and fallopian tubes removed and found out that I had endometrial cancer, adenocarcinoma, FIGO stage 1. I had 2 D & C's prior to the surgery that came back inconclusive. I kept my ovaries because I did not know that I…
Pelvic Lymphedema
Has anyone acquired lymphedema in their pelvic area (below the belly button)? if so, how long after surgery and what are you doing for it?
How quickly things change
I have done very well since deciding no more treatment and joined hospice to have someon to contact. Up until January 15. Was prefectly fine and then cancer hit with a vengence. Thankfully they put me in a hospice care unit for 7 days. Felt awful and frankly was ready to call the game, but alas they got me stable and sent…
New Year's Resolution Suggestion - Update Your Profile
As mentioned by No Time for Cancer and Forherself recently, it's very helpful when a member includes some information about her diagnosis and treatment in her profile. Sometimes others forget that information when responding to a post, which may make our suggestions or experience less useful than intended. So please…
Neuropathy
For those who have finished chemo, did your neuropathy in your feet go away or has it been permanent? While you were going through chemo is there anything that gave you relief? I tried ice therapy and it gave me some relief early on, it does not help with the neuropathy at night in my feet which affects my sleep.
Lymph vascular space invasion (LVSI) on pathology report
Anyone have experience including this added metastatic risk factor, please?
2021 Is this the year they'll find a cure?
I know a lot of us here have a high-grade cancer. For most uterine cancer victims, a hysterectomy does the trick especially if it's in its early stages. They come here for help when they're diagnosed and we help them through the surgery but then they're gone. Don't get me wrong, I am extremely happy for them. But for most…