What lifestyle changes can I make to support my cancer treatment and recovery?
Adopting positive lifestyle changes can play a supportive role during cancer treatment and recovery. It is important to discuss any significant lifestyle modifications with your healthcare team to ensure they...
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Tagged surgery; Posted 14 months ago by Andreas Obermair
Can hysterectomy or other abdominal surgery cause irritable bowel syndrome?
Abdominal surgery, including a hysterectomy (removal of the uterus), has been associated with changes in bowel function in some individuals.
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Tagged Hysterectomy; Posted 14 months ago by Andreas Obermair
What stage of ovarian cancer requires chemotherapy?
The decision to use chemotherapy in ovarian cancer is based on the cell type (type of ovarian cancer) and the stage of the disease, among other factors.
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Posted in ovarian cancer, chemotherapy; Posted 15 months ago by Andreas Obermair
What are alternatives to a hysterectomy?
During my training as a gynaecological oncologist, I was taught to keep in mind that there are always several ways to treat a medical condition.
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Posted in hysterectomy; Posted 15 months ago by Andreas Obermair
Are there different types of endometrial cancer?
There are different types of endometrial cancer, and until now they have been classified based on the histological characteristics of the cancer cells.
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Posted in endometrial cancer, uterine cancer; Posted 15 months ago by Andreas Obermair
What you should know about gynaecological cancers and fertility preservation
Gynaecological cancers can impact a woman's reproductive capacity, and the treatments for these cancers may have implications for fertility.
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Posted in fertility; Posted 15 months ago by Andreas Obermair
Is there still a risk of cancer after a hysterectomy?
Sometimes I get asked from patients why it would be possible to develop gynaecological cancer if “nothing is down there anymore”.
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Posted in hysterectomy; Posted 15 months ago by Andreas Obermair
Rare disease: Vulval and vaginal melanoma
Vulval and vaginal melanoma are types of cancer that originate in the melanocytes, the pigment-producing cells of the skin of the vulva or vagina.
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Posted in vaginal melanoma; Posted 16 months ago by Andreas Obermair
Smoking increases risk of complications after surgery
Smoking is associated with an increased risk of complications after surgery. Smoking has many negative effects on the body’s respiratory and cardiovascular systems, wound healing, and overall immune function, which...
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Posted in surgery; Posted 16 months ago by Andreas Obermair
Rare gynaecological cancers: Uterine sarcomas
Uterine sarcomas are a group of rare cancers that originate in the muscle or connective tissue of the uterus.
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Posted in uterine sarcoma; Comments 1 ; Posted 17 months ago by Andreas Obermair
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