Browse our expert information about symptoms, risk factors, tumour types, ovarian cancer treatment, clinical trials and more. Ovacome information resources are written and reviewed by medical professionals working in the field, so all facts and guidance are accurate and up to date.
Information about the signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer and discussing these with your GP. Read more
Information about the different types of ovarian cancer, how it is diagnosed and treated. Read more
Information about how ovarian cancer is classified into four stages when diagnosed, and what treatment can be offered for each stage. Read more
Information for those who have been diagnosed with stage 1 ovarian cancer and want to know more about their cancer and how it is treated. Read more
Information for those who have been diagnosed with stage 2 ovarian cancer and want to know more about their cancer and how it is treated. Read more
Information for those who have been diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer and want to know more about their cancer and how it is treated. Read more
Information for those who have been diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer and want to know more about their cancer and how it is treated. Read more
Information about what happens when you are diagnosed with ovarian cancer, and suggests questions for you to ask to help yourself. Read more
Information about some of the terms that you may have heard during appointments or in reading information about ovarian cancer. Read more
A family history of breast, or ovarian and some other cancers can suggest that a gene change is being inherited through generations. Read more
Lynch syndrome is caused by a rare inherited genetic mutation. The condition can increase the risk of many different types of cancer, including ovarian cancer. Read more
Information for those who are experiencing the menopause due to surgery and other treatment for ovarian cancer. Read more
Information for those whose ovarian cancer has come back after initial treatment. It describes what further treatments may be available and how to get a second opinion. Read more
If you have been affected by ovarian cancer and are concerned about your diagnosis or the treatment you’ve been recommended, you can request a second opinion through the NHS. Read more
Information for those who want to know what ovarian cancer screening is available, how effective it is and what research is being carried out. Read more
Information for those diagnosed with a borderline ovarian tumour. It describes the best care for the small group of women who have more difficult cases of BOC. Read more
Information about what clear cell carcinoma of the ovary is and how it is treated. Read more
Information about rare kinds of ovarian cancer and their treatments. There is a glossary to explain words you may not be familiar with. Read more
Information for those who want information about how to manage a blocked bowel. Read more
Information for those concerned about possible links between ovarian cancer and the use of talcum powder. Read more
This booklet describes how ovarian cancer is treated using surgery and the different operations carried out to remove the cancer. Read more
Information about the tests and investigations used to diagnose ovarian cancer. Read more
Information on primary peritoneal cancer, a rare variant of ovarian cancer. Read more
Information for those who are affected by fallopian tube cancer. Read more