In a previous edition we have highlighted some fact regarding the division of the ovarian cancer, the four stages of envolvement and development, the tumor particularities, the main fact that occurs during the cell imbalances, when the mass of tissue is consolidated in the inner part of the fallopian tube that is linked to the ovary itself and creates a cell conglomerates which eventually leads to another level of evolvement and another cancerous stage.

The problematic issues appear in the third stage of development, but not quite yet. It is more than dangerous to play around and not visit your medical specialized gynecologist that handles all of these cases, can prescribe something, can do the proper inspection and can ultimately set up a diagnosis for your particular stage, followed by the solution.

In the third stage a powerful chemo therapy can have the healing effect, which basically means that the tumor developed on the inner side tissue of the fallopian tube is diminished. But to what cost? Or to rephrase more particular…at what physical cost all these? The side effects are very impactful. Many people still believe that the hair loss is the only problem that can occur after the chemo form of therapy.

The third stage is when all of the symptomatic appear, some of them lighter, some of them more clearly visible, they all affect the body. We are talking about bloating sensations, an urge to urinate, or a stinging sensation when urinating, abdominal pains and discomforts, abdominal pains based on a felt substance in that region, which can also lead to inflammation of the belly. Abnormal vaginal bleeds, outside the normal menstrual period, or in women that have exceeded the post menopause, this is a clear symptom that something is not functioning right.

We can talk about the more obvious symptomatic states, such as the unexpected weight loss that occurs between the second and third stage of ovarian cancers development.

The fourth and final stage is not based on negative impact of effects linked by the symptomatic states, but the fact that it spreads the diseased cell activity in other regions of the body, it infects them as well, pointless, because in many cases, a detection in this stage means very low survival chances.

From the passing that occurs during the third towards the fourth type of ovarian cancer stage, the countdown has begun. Only five or six percent of the women diagnosed with an ovarian cancer in the fourth stages manages to live more than the two year survival rate.

This is why prevention is often the perfect weapon against the ovarian cancer, and it often lies between that three month visit to the specialized staff gynecologist or oncology physician. The analyzes and statistics in this fashion reflect the fact that lesser women go to a gynecology Clinique from three to three months.