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Six days and counting
ladybug52
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It is six day and counting until surgery at the James Cancer Center, where they will remove a mass on an ovary, they will test for cancer. I am a three year survivor of Colon Cancer, this could have metastasized from colon. Did not need chemo for colon, but will if this turns out to be cancer. I am getting very nervous.
Has anyone ever heard of a mass that produces high testosterone levels in women being cancerous. It is not heard of often. I guess that the gyn-oncologist that I went to said that a women's testosterone level should be 25 and mine was 759 a tad high I would say.
Ladybug
Has anyone ever heard of a mass that produces high testosterone levels in women being cancerous. It is not heard of often. I guess that the gyn-oncologist that I went to said that a women's testosterone level should be 25 and mine was 759 a tad high I would say.
Ladybug
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