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Medical opinion needed! We want to have a child very badly but just found out i may have early ovarian cancer? |
If anyone has any opinions please respond If you may have early ovarian cancer, then it may still be a stage I. It is not a good idea to become pregnant at this time. If the malignancy is confined to one ovary (stage 1A), you may be a candidate for a USO -- unilateral salpingo-oophorectomy. This procedure removes only one ovary to preserve fertility. So it is possible to have a child in the future. For malignancies of both ovaries (stage 1B), a bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy may be performed. There are also chemo and radiation therapies. Precisely which treatment or treatments are ultimately used will be decided by both you and your medical oncologist. 1 800 for help cancer center .com and www.tbn.org www.cbn.org ask for prayer it works who so ever calls upon the name of the lord shall be saved luv dad I understand the wanting of a child but your health must come first. If you are not healthy then the child would end of being raised by your husband.. It is important that you take care of yourself find out if you do have cancer and get treated for it quickly. The faster the treatments the sooner you cant ry for that child. Cancer does not always stop you from having a baby. Take care.. Get rid of the cancer first and then if you are still fertile, go on and have the child. Getting pregnant without treatment means that you would have to forgo the strong medications it would take to kill your cancer. I once dated a widower whose wife had made the choice to give her child life at the expense of her own. That decision was very damaging to the child because he needed his mother. please visit: www.traditinalchinesemedicine.com.au Start researching Vitamin B-17. |
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