Has anyone suffered from choriocarcinoma?
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I haven't had choriocarcinoma, but I have had a molar pregnancy, which is where choriocarcinoma can begin. When I had my molar pg, I started a website to support women with mps and choriocarcinoma, called MyMolarPregnancy.com. I have an online support group there with 300+ members, all of whom have had or been close to someone with mps or choriocarcinomas. If you have this condition and are looking for support or for others who have had it, please consider joining our group. The web address below is for the MyMolarPregnancy.com web site, and there you can access the group as well as personal stories from other women and links to more information.
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I have a mole on my um... cha-cha lol! I'ts small and looks like a shave bump but I am self concious of it. I do have a cute red heart shaped birthmark on my right breast so I guess you win some you lose some.
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I read a story once about a woman this happened to.  She had been unable to conceive, and then learned just after being diagnosed with ovarian cancer that she was pregnant. She refused any kind of treatment out of fear it would hurt the baby.  She was warned that she and the baby could die if she let it go that long.  But she held on.  She had a perfectly healthy baby boy, and then when she went to begin cancer treatments, it was gone!  It was as if the pregnancy had healed her.  I'm not saying this will be the case for your sister, but the body is an amazing thing.  And of course, don't leave God out of the picture- He can do anything!
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Yes I have.  My ex boyfriend is a cancer.  He was not good at "working" on things unless it benefited him.  But that is just my experience.  They might not all be the same.  Good luck.
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I have had a hysterectomy too and I am in my mid thirty's.  I was a wreck for a while had to go on some anti anxiety medication.  I yelled at my kids, cried because I yelled.  I felt really vulnerable and anxious.  Those hormones control us more than people think.  Hang in there.  I had my surgery a little over a year ago and I am doing so much better now.
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Hi Patz! I have really good news today and I'm glad that your question was still open.My mother was diagnosed with cancer almost a year ago and I was devastated by this news.This past months were by far the most difficult of my whole life! I've been living whith her and we had the opportunity to talk a lot,to became even closer than we already were.Yesterday,I took her to the doctor and he told us that her body is finally free of the cancer cells.I was so happy and so relieved! We know that this can came back any time but,for now,we are celebrating life! I can't think of better news!\nMoon :)
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I am now 34 and when I was 26 I had a total hysterectomy, even ovaries. I have not had any problems like this. I have heard that your bladder can drop, maybe that is what you are experiencing. You can call your GYN and tell him you are having some discomfort and he will check you. Good luck.
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No. I was 8 months pregnant when I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer, and I asked that same question. My baby was fine, minus the genetics I have passed down to her. I did choose not to breast feed since I was going to have a mastectomy the following week, plus there was a little bit of fear still inside me. I could have breast fed with the non-cancerous side, but chose not to. That was my own belief though, not by pressure from my doctors.
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I've been on it for 15 years because I had toxic shock syndrom in college and did not want a hysterectomy.  I recently discovered from a bone density test that I have thinning bones and am a candidate for osteoperosis.  My OBGYN kicked up my calcium and vitamin D, but it may be too late.  I did gain a little weight, but since I was so under-weight due to the disease, it hasn't bothered me much to gain a few pounds.  Since I cannot have children anyway, I was never told of any problems with miscarriage or defects as a result of being on depro provera for the length of time I have been.
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My wife had one 3 years ago and doctors left it.  It turned out to be cancer and she is still fighting it. DO NOT HESITATE GETTING TREATMENT BECAUSE IT MAY COST YOUR LIFE AND YOUR KIDS WONT HAVE A MUM
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I had it done in my endocrinologists' office .It was over quickly and relatively painless. There was no bleeding ; and the nodule shrunk on my last visit .It does tend to make you nervous; but I learned they are very common .Mine turned up on a routine series of preventative exams .
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I have had 4 in total....the two in my ears closed up.\n\nRemaining are my belly button (noone really knows about it. Its not a secret, i just like to keep it private)\n\nand my nose. (BIGGEST MISTAKE OF MY LIFE!!! IT LOOKS HORRIBLE AND NOW IM SCARED TO REMOVE IT)
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unfortunately, after it happens, there is no way of testing or knowing. i had something like the same thing happen a bit back, and i asked the doctor and she said that if its done and passed through already, there is no way of knowing but that it sounds like it was a miscarriage. your situation sounds like it may have been, but it is also possible that it was just a weird period.
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While the people above gave great answers. So I won't repeat what was said.\n\nBut I just had surgery to remove this tumor one month ago. \nSo I did alot of searching for information about this kind of surgery.\n\nI found a website that is dedicated to this kind of tumor.\nIt is loaded with information, pictures, stories from others who are going through/been through this kind of surgery.\n\nThey have a forum where you can ask 100's of people, Questions you may have about before/during/after the operation.\n\nMy tumor was benign.(thank God) \nGood luck to you or whoever is going through this.
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definitely check it out, testicular cancer is a real problem man. Lance Armstrong had it and then it spread to his whole body almost killing him.
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I enjoy sex more often since my hysterectomy in january. Seems like I have more interest in it. Not because I can't get pregnant, but because I just feel so much better. Best thing to happen to me, Had mine Jan 2 this year.
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Yes I had to have a total hysterectomy because of cyst on my ovaries and I'm only 27 years old. I had it about 3 months ago and the only thing that I really had to deal with was depression because I thought  that I was too young and I really wanted to have kids. Good luck to you I hope all goes well.