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… A diagnosis of ovarian cancer can be really stressful and may put a strain on your relationships. This … or getting into trouble. This should resolve with time and reassurance.  Physical symptoms –  children might complain of a headache, tummy ache, dizziness, sleeping … options for children.  More information and support Macmillan Cancer Support has excellent guides on talking to children about cancer Fruit Fly Collective also have a …

… with other people – you can interact as much or as little as you want: The Ovarian Cancer Community Our Ovarian Cancer Community group is a kind, supportive group for everyone affected by ovarian cancer, including friends and family. You'll find support every step of the way. …

… Target Ovarian Cancer works to improve early diagnosis, fund life-saving research and provide much-needed support to anyone affected by ovarian cancer.  Everyone deserves to be treated equally, fairly and with dignity. We … innovative and have a greater impact on the lives of people affected by ovarian cancer. Our commitments Everyone is welcome at Target Ovarian Cancer. We are …

… advice, nailcare guidance, and self-care tips to help with the physical effects of cancer treatment. When: Monday 30 October, 2pm-3pm Where: online via Zoom For: anyone affected by ovarian cancer, including family and friends The event will be led by Michelle, lead …

… online wreath making session  led by Valerie Lang, Nurse Advisor at Target Ovarian Cancer.   When:  Tuesday 6 December, 2pm-3.30pm  Where:  online via Zoom. Due to the … of those that attend, we will not be live streaming this event into the Ovarian Cancer Community. For:  anyone with a diagnosis   To take part in this workshop, you …

… Monday 13 February, 2pm–3pm Where: online via Zoom For: anyone affected by ovarian cancer, including family and friends Learn more about this session and other online …

… Knowing what to expect when starting treatment for ovarian cancer can help with reducing anxiety and fear, but what happens when treatment is … part for me was just feeling so naïve. I really had no awareness about ovarian cancer. I’d had gynaecological problems since I was 16 years old. If I'd known I … clear now.   Impact  I think everyone should know about ovarian cancer and the symptoms; young people should be taught in school.   Having cancer has had a huge …

… Target Ovarian Cancer is a member of the Patient Information Forum (PIF), the UK membership … It means you can be assured that health information published by Target Ovarian Cancer is evidence-based and produced to the best possible standard: We produce health information that’s useful for anyone living with ovarian cancer, their families, friends and healthcare professionals. We involve intended …

… for a few months but didn’t think it would be anything serious.   “With no other symptoms I put it down to a whole host of things, but eventually booked an … on an ultrasound scan but a CA125 blood test - used as an indicator of ovarian cancer - came back at 1,737. A normal level is usually less than 35. I met with my … who explained that I would need a full hysterectomy and if they found it was cancer during the procedure then I would also need chemotherapy. It was after this …

… to announce the winners of our annual essay prize competition.  The Target Ovarian Cancer essay prize is an annual competition open to undergraduate UK medical … Ovarian Cancer essay prize, said: The Target Ovarian Cancer essay prize is an excellent opportunity for clinicians of the future to take a deep dive into ovarian cancer, thereby expanding their knowledge of how to diagnose symptoms as early as possible to ensure that more women enter the correct diagnostic …