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Ovarian Cancer. Questions to ask your doctor

Main Category: Ovarian Cancer
Article Date: 24 Jul 2004 - 18:00 PDT

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1) Why is Ca125 not always a recommended test?

2) How do I know my risk for developing ovarian cancer?

3) If I am at increased risk, should I consider having my ovaries removed and at what age would be most appropriate?

4) How useful is ultrasound in detecting ovarian cancer?

5) If my ovaries are removed, can I still get ovarian cancer?

6) What are the most commonly recommended screening options for ovarian cancer?

7) What are the advantages to participating in an early detection program for ovarian cancer?

From......www.ovarian.org....an excellent web site




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