What you should know about an abdominal hysterectomy
An abdominal hysterectomy is often recommended in EC cases that involve large tumors or if the cancer has spread.
An abdominal hysterectomy is often recommended in EC cases that involve large tumors or if the cancer has spread.
A laparoscopic hysterectomy is most often used in early-stage EC or when the cancer hasn’t spread internally.
Diagnostic hysteroscopies generally cause only slight discomfort; post-procedure cramping or light bleeding are common.
A chemo port provides a direct line to a larger vein in your chest, making infusions easier.
Side effects differ from one hormone therapy to the next, and also from patient to patient.
Brachytherapy allows for more precision and limits damage to nearby organs.
Every individual reacts slightly differently to chemo.
Staying hydrated and avoiding the sun are just the start.
Keeping detailed health records allows you to maintain a complete overview of all aspects of your health and care
Chemo fatigue isn’t the kind of tiredness that can be fixed with a good night’s sleep.