Current treatments and the latest advances in ovarian cancer

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Skincare after treatment

Jennifer Young, founder of Beauty Despite Cancer, will be talking about how you can look after your skin during and after treatment for ovarian cancer.
Ovacome Virtual Raffle

Enter our online raffle for the chance to win some fantastic prizes!
Sex and intimate health after treatment for ovarian cancer

Our sexual health expert will be talking through some of the changes that you might experience after treatment for ovarian cancer and what you can do to help.
Staying Connected: Call Me

Call me is Ovacome's new telephone callback service, helping to support people through the COVID-19 period.

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Symptoms of ovarian cancer

Recognise the B.E.A.T. signs of ovarian cancer.
Symptom Diary

Our B.E.A.T. symptom diary will help record your symptoms so that you can discuss how you are feeling with your GP.
Newly diagnosed

Information and resources for anyone who has recently been diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
We provide vital support and raise awareness

Ovacome is a national UK ovarian cancer charity focussed on providing support to anyone affected by ovarian cancer.
Testing for the BRCA gene fault

A family history of breast, or ovarian and some other cancers can suggest that a faulty gene is being inherited through generations.
My Ovacome Forum

My Ovacome is an online community for anyone affected by ovarian cancer.
Raise awareness

Could you help more people learn the signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer?
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Support line

The Ovacome Support Service is available Monday-Friday 10am-5pm.
Rachel

Rachel was diagnosed with stage 3c ovarian cancer in 2012. She was 38 and had just given birth to her second daughter.