Information on how to prepare for remote appointments during the Covid-19 period, for those diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Read more
Information and resources for anyone who has recently been diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Read more
Ovarian cancer is frequently controlled with chemotherapy, and although you can feel fit and well, the disease can return. This is known as relapse, or recurrence. Read more
Information on treatment, relationships, fertility, early menopause, employment and other topics, for younger people with ovarian cancer. 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
A family history of breast, or ovarian and some other cancers can suggest that a faulty gene 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
Find out more about nutritional recommendations for people with ovarian cancer. Read more
Surgery for ovarian cancer may mean you have a stoma, either temporarily or permanently. Adjusting to having a stoma can be difficult. Read more
Treatment for ovarian cancer can cause menopause for younger women and worsening symptoms for older women. Read more
Chemotherapy treatments for ovarian cancer can cause temporary hair loss. Here are some sources of information and support which may be helpful. Read more
Some of the side effects of ovarian cancer treatment can affect your appearance and cause changes to your skin. Find out about ways that you can manage this. Read more
Having ovarian cancer can affect your sex life and relationships in different ways. Read more
Cancer is a serious illness which can limit life. It is normal to worry about what an ovarian cancer diagnosis will mean for you. Read more
Find out about other ovarian cancer charities outside of the UK. Read more
Learn more about returning to work after an ovarian cancer diagnosis and treatment, your rights under the law and what to expect from your employer. Read more
If you have been diagnosed with ovarian cancer and have close friends and family, they will often want to help and support you. It is important to know that everyone will react differently to the news. Read more
Complementary therapies are used alongside medical treatment for ovarian cancer. Read more
Never be afraid to ask for help; there are a number of services and groups available to provide support and comfort to those affected by ovarian cancer. Read more
It is common to experience some anxiety if you are coping with an ovarian cancer diagnosis. Read more
An overview of what lymphoedema is, why you might get it when you have ovarian cancer and how to manage it. Read more
This is a guide for anyone looking to set up an ovarian cancer support group. Read more