Cervical Cancer

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    ashleys

    Sun Mar 05 2006

    Cancer can generally be beaten if detected early. This type has one of the best detection methods out there. Thus, easily (in comparison) beaten.

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    faldara

    Mon May 03 2004

    I was diagnosed with cervical cancer at age 30. They treated by doing hysterectomy and leaving in one ovary which was supposed to prevent menopause. (it did not) About four or five weeks later I began having severe pain in my right side and went back to the doctor. She told me that she couldn't see any reason for the pain, that she felt I was addicted to painkillers, and that shecouldn't separate my pain from my addiction. I went home and the pain continued to get worse. I went back again, and she said the same thing. She never did any type of test or X-ray. Three weeks later I had to go to the hospital by ambulance at 2:00 A.M. and have surgery. There was a cyst on the ovary that was left in and it had ruptured. At least I had proof that the pain was real. Fourteen years before the cervical cancer, at age 16, I saw a doctor for a painful lump just below my right ankle. It turned out to be synovial sarcoma, a very rare, very malignant cancer of the synovial fluid travelling through the... Read more