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Ladies.....it's not all about the boobies

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I'm not one for discussing my personal life in the forums, but I think that it's important for the ladies to be reminded of gynae health issues as there's nobody more shocked at my current situation than me!!

A checkup at the Doc's revealed a pelvic 'lump' which I now know to be a 13cm ovarian tumour. The docs think its benign, but can't be sure until it's removed in a fairly big operation, in around 4-8 weeks time. A CT scan this week should be able to tell me more.

We discuss lots of issues in the forums and breast cancer has been highlighted several times, however I can't remember much being said about ovarian cancer.

Ladies, please google and have a read regarding symptoms etc. They're quite vague, tend to be mostly to do with the digestive system, and are similar to other illnesses, but it's still worth keeping the facts at the back of your mind.

If in any doubt at all, get checked...better to be safe than sorry.

I'm pretty upbeat, and certainly not looking for sympathy. There's no point in becoming a drama queen until I know what I'm dealing with, which will hopefully be a straight forward benign tumour.

Just wanted to remind you ladies that it's not all about the boobies

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By *riendly foeWoman
over a year ago

In a crisp poke on the A814

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By *ola cubesMan
over a year ago

coatbridge

really hope all goes well and nice to bring this to everyones attention

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By *awty_MissDynomiteNo1Woman
over a year ago

No idea, I'm lost. Damn Sat nav!

Kink il be hoping that everything goes well for you and will keep everything crossed for you .

you know about my own illness last year so I don't really need reminding of how important it is not to ignore symptoms.

So ladies as Kink has suggersted if in doubt get it checked out .

Good luck hunni wishing you all the very best xxx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Had surgery last year to remove and ,radio afterwards.

Hope all works out well xx

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By *cottishsexgoddessWoman
over a year ago

Glenrothes


"I'm not one for discussing my personal life in the forums, but I think that it's important for the ladies to be reminded of gynae health issues as there's nobody more shocked at my current situation than me!!

A checkup at the Doc's revealed a pelvic 'lump' which I now know to be a 13cm ovarian tumour. The docs think its benign, but can't be sure until it's removed in a fairly big operation, in around 4-8 weeks time. A CT scan this week should be able to tell me more.

We discuss lots of issues in the forums and breast cancer has been highlighted several times, however I can't remember much being said about ovarian cancer.

Ladies, please google and have a read regarding symptoms etc. They're quite vague, tend to be mostly to do with the digestive system, and are similar to other illnesses, but it's still worth keeping the facts at the back of your mind.

If in any doubt at all, get checked...better to be safe than sorry.

I'm pretty upbeat, and certainly not looking for sympathy. There's no point in becoming a drama queen until I know what I'm dealing with, which will hopefully be a straight forward benign tumour.

Just wanted to remind you ladies that it's not all about the boobies "

All the best with this Rox and hope it all comes out well. I too had a scare this year. A routine smear showed abnormal cells and after a year of checks, I had to go for further tests. Fortunately, there were no pre-cancerous cells found. It showed the necessity for us women to attend routine smear tests so that any issues can be discovered as early as possible. Take care and my thoughts and prayers are with you. xxxxx

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By *ola cubesMan
over a year ago

coatbridge

also one for the guys to be considering mind testicular cancer is on the rise and dont take 2 mins to give your plums a check

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm not one for discussing my personal life in the forums, but I think that it's important for the ladies to be reminded of gynae health issues as there's nobody more shocked at my current situation than me!!

A checkup at the Doc's revealed a pelvic 'lump' which I now know to be a 13cm ovarian tumour. The docs think its benign, but can't be sure until it's removed in a fairly big operation, in around 4-8 weeks time. A CT scan this week should be able to tell me more.

We discuss lots of issues in the forums and breast cancer has been highlighted several times, however I can't remember much being said about ovarian cancer.

Ladies, please google and have a read regarding symptoms etc. They're quite vague, tend to be mostly to do with the digestive system, and are similar to other illnesses, but it's still worth keeping the facts at the back of your mind.

If in any doubt at all, get checked...better to be safe than sorry.

I'm pretty upbeat, and certainly not looking for sympathy. There's no point in becoming a drama queen until I know what I'm dealing with, which will hopefully be a straight forward benign tumour.

Just wanted to remind you ladies that it's not all about the boobies "

Good luck with everything ... Too many put off these vital checks ...take care xxx

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By *ustcutieWoman
over a year ago

edinburgh

Well said roxy

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Thanks to everyone for their kind words

Although this is a worrying time, I'm more upset at having to turn down my university place. Was really looking forward to doing my Masters...but it'll keep till next year

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By *econdhand RoseWoman
over a year ago

Nr Dumfries

I had a similar lump removed 3 years ago. In my case, I was lucky and it was benign but it was an incredibly worrying few weeks. You have my thoughts at what is undoubtedly a difficult time.

And I'd echo what Kola and everyone else has said, ladies AND gents - check!!

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By *mumaWoman
over a year ago

Livingston

Feck off Rox, ya auld bint!! Any excuse to get out of pushing ma wheelie!!!

In all seriousness though, I have witnessed the worry, pain and tremendous discomfort that KoK has been going through lately and it's not been easy to see a really good friend go through this.

So ladies and gents, please get yourselves checked out for even the slightest worry. Best to put your mind to rest asap. Early detection can never be a bad thing.

Loves ya Rox. (and that's nowt to do with it being Lesbo Monday) xxx

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By *oxy_minxWoman
over a year ago

Scotland - Aberdeen

I totally sympathise, my step mother has just has one removed (less than two weeks ago) Unfortunately, they are hard to diagnose, but you need to insist and persist with your doctor, that what is happening to you is not the norm!

She had over 9.5 litres (Yes Litres) of fluid drained, and she left hospital 1.5 stone lighter than when she went in!

So yes, it did take quite a long time for a proper diagnosis!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Feck off Rox, ya auld bint!! Any excuse to get out of pushing ma wheelie!!!

In all seriousness though, I have witnessed the worry, pain and tremendous discomfort that KoK has been going through lately and it's not been easy to see a really good friend go through this.

So ladies and gents, please get yourselves checked out for even the slightest worry. Best to put your mind to rest asap. Early detection can never be a bad thing.

Loves ya Rox. (and that's nowt to do with it being Lesbo Monday) xxx"

I forgot it was lesbo monday!!!

Thanks though Wendy, you've been great support these past few weeks....you, Laine and Andy have been great

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By *mumaWoman
over a year ago

Livingston


"Feck off Rox, ya auld bint!! Any excuse to get out of pushing ma wheelie!!!

In all seriousness though, I have witnessed the worry, pain and tremendous discomfort that KoK has been going through lately and it's not been easy to see a really good friend go through this.

So ladies and gents, please get yourselves checked out for even the slightest worry. Best to put your mind to rest asap. Early detection can never be a bad thing.

Loves ya Rox. (and that's nowt to do with it being Lesbo Monday) xxx

I forgot it was lesbo monday!!!

Thanks though Wendy, you've been great support these past few weeks....you, Laine and Andy have been great "

Anytime chick. Even if 3 out of the 4 of us need a vet appointment to get put down lol x

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I totally sympathise, my step mother has just has one removed (less than two weeks ago) Unfortunately, they are hard to diagnose, but you need to insist and persist with your doctor, that what is happening to you is not the norm!

She had over 9.5 litres (Yes Litres) of fluid drained, and she left hospital 1.5 stone lighter than when she went in!

So yes, it did take quite a long time for a proper diagnosis! "

I hope things have settled down and your step mums making a good recovery

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By *oxy_minxWoman
over a year ago

Scotland - Aberdeen


"I totally sympathise, my step mother has just has one removed (less than two weeks ago) Unfortunately, they are hard to diagnose, but you need to insist and persist with your doctor, that what is happening to you is not the norm!

She had over 9.5 litres (Yes Litres) of fluid drained, and she left hospital 1.5 stone lighter than when she went in!

So yes, it did take quite a long time for a proper diagnosis!

I hope things have settled down and your step mums making a good recovery "

She's feeling great! In on the Wednesday, out on the Thursday after key hole surgery, 1.5 stone lighter!

She feels like a completely different woman and is pissing my dad off my doing a constant fashion parade due to clothes she hasn't worn in ages actually fitting her again

Though it did take over a year, before she was taken in, and most of that is due to being rushed to hospital, when they were caravanning down south!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I totally sympathise, my step mother has just has one removed (less than two weeks ago) Unfortunately, they are hard to diagnose, but you need to insist and persist with your doctor, that what is happening to you is not the norm!

She had over 9.5 litres (Yes Litres) of fluid drained, and she left hospital 1.5 stone lighter than when she went in!

So yes, it did take quite a long time for a proper diagnosis!

I hope things have settled down and your step mums making a good recovery

She's feeling great! In on the Wednesday, out on the Thursday after key hole surgery, 1.5 stone lighter!

She feels like a completely different woman and is pissing my dad off my doing a constant fashion parade due to clothes she hasn't worn in ages actually fitting her again

Though it did take over a year, before she was taken in, and most of that is due to being rushed to hospital, when they were caravanning down south! "

Thats great to hear!!

Sadly I can't have keyhole surgery and will have to be opened right up. As they don't know if its benign or not, they want to get it out whole and not run the risk of spilling any nasty cells into my abdomen. Probably be in hospital around 5 days x

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By *s cynicalWoman
over a year ago

glasgow

I have an ovarian scan nd a ca125 blood test every year as my mum and gran died of ovarian cancer, as you said k o k get to know the symptoms and your body as this is not something a routine smear picks up, hope your op goes well x

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By *mumaWoman
over a year ago

Livingston


"Sadly I can't have keyhole surgery and will have to be opened right up. As they don't know if its benign or not, they want to get it out whole and not run the risk of spilling any nasty cells into my abdomen. Probably be in hospital around 5 days x"

Nurse Ratshit to the rescue on recovery

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hope everything works out ok kok x

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Sadly I can't have keyhole surgery and will have to be opened right up. As they don't know if its benign or not, they want to get it out whole and not run the risk of spilling any nasty cells into my abdomen. Probably be in hospital around 5 days x

Nurse Ratshit to the rescue on recovery "

God forbid

Thanks ladies for the good wishes xx

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