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East Hartford, CT

I had NSCLC fortunately they did a resection and no other treatments were needed. Im now having problems with my ovaries.

December 14, 2025
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What symptoms are you experiencing with your ovaries?

It's great that your NSCLC was caught early and treated successfully with resection alone. However, the information available focuses specifically on lung cancer symptoms and complications rather than ovarian cancer.

Since you're having problems with your ovaries, it's Show Full Answer

What symptoms are you experiencing with your ovaries?

It's great that your NSCLC was caught early and treated successfully with resection alone. However, the information available focuses specifically on lung cancer symptoms and complications rather than ovarian cancer.

Since you're having problems with your ovaries, it's really important to see your doctor right away. They can properly evaluate your symptoms and determine what's causing them. Your healthcare team can run the appropriate tests and provide guidance specific to what you're experiencing.

If you're concerned about cancer spreading, lung cancer can sometimes metastasize to other areas of the body, though this would typically be monitored through your follow-up care. Your doctor is the best resource to assess your current symptoms and determine the next steps.

Please don't delay in reaching out to your healthcare provider about these new concerns.

December 14, 2025

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