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Hi Jeanna, Was not sure if you got my e-mail or not. Home from surgery. I definately think being informed is definately important. Doc did not give me much help. Search words to try again are: Gynecological cancers, gynocological oncologists, surgeries, wide local excision, vulvar cancers, etc.Good luck, Sondra
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Hi Sondrasls said:Hi Jeanna, Was not sure if you got my e-mail or not. Home from surgery. I definately think being informed is definately important. Doc did not give me much help. Search words to try again are: Gynecological cancers, gynocological oncologists, surgeries, wide local excision, vulvar cancers, etc.Good luck, Sondra
I was diagnosed with Vulva C in July. On Sept 13th I had radical surgery including removal of the lymph nodes on both sides. About 2 weeks following surgery they removed the lymph node drainage tubes & 7 hours later I had a massive hemmorage from the right drain hole. We were able to control the bleeding but during that night it formed a huge Hematoma in the groin. My Dr advised that nothing could be done except to watch everything. On Nov 7th a hole opened up in the 4" incision that they had made to remove the right lymph nodes. It is now Dec 8th & I am still getting blood seepage from that hole. My Dr continues to be comfortable just waiting to see!!!!! I would like to hear of your experiences..
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This comment has been removed by the Moderatormariejoyce said:Hi Sondra
I was diagnosed with Vulva C in July. On Sept 13th I had radical surgery including removal of the lymph nodes on both sides. About 2 weeks following surgery they removed the lymph node drainage tubes & 7 hours later I had a massive hemmorage from the right drain hole. We were able to control the bleeding but during that night it formed a huge Hematoma in the groin. My Dr advised that nothing could be done except to watch everything. On Nov 7th a hole opened up in the 4" incision that they had made to remove the right lymph nodes. It is now Dec 8th & I am still getting blood seepage from that hole. My Dr continues to be comfortable just waiting to see!!!!! I would like to hear of your experiences..
Mariejoyce in Northern Illinois
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