Yes, if it is caught early enough. I had it 9 years ago, had a total hysterectomy and about 6 months chemotherapy. and have been as right as rain ever since.
No symtoms as such, I had a huge ovarian cyst which caused sudden excrusiating pain when it got twisted, rushed to hospital for surgery and they found the cancer when they opened me up.
Its my next door neighbour, Oleanda - she could feel two lumps on her left side - she had ultra sound then was sent for a CT Scan - she saw the surgeon yesterday and they want to do a biopsy next week, but Ovarian Cancer was mentioned. I have noticed she has lost weight over a couple of months, and has probs with weeing lately.
I just pray its not this as her husband is also having to have tests for stomach probs. They are a lovely couple and have been so kind to me since my Mum died last year.
my gynae told me the treatment success rate is EXCELLENT if caugh early
Hence why things like abnormal bleeding, bloating, pain during sex are to be investigated IMMEDIATELY. I had a scare with this a while ago(it was all fine tho ) and my gp and gynae were very proactive and got me seen very quickly indeed.
a biopsy "next week" sounds as if they don't expect anything bad; as others have said, if they're at all worried they'd usually send her for tests straightaway
They wanted her in this week, jno, but they didn't have a bed. She is having the biopsy under a local, but is having to have pre-op tests tomorrow, which I find strange for a local - thats normally done for a general.
Can I also add that her in Essex there is the ''two week rule'', [I think that goes for most places] so a biopsy for the following week would mean they are taking it seriously. It sounds like they do suspect cancer.