If your OB/GYN tells you that you have ovarian cysts, it might make you worry about ovarian cancer. But even though these two conditions can bring on similar symptoms, they’re very different ...

If your doctor says you have stage II ovarian cancer, it means the cancer has moved beyond your ovaries to areas nearby. It might be in the lining of your abdomen or in organs like your bladder or ...

Ovarian cysts can put pressure on the nerves or muscles, leading to lower back pain. They can also cause inflammation and swelling contributing to backache.

However, if a doctor suspects that someone has an ovarian cyst, they will typically conduct a pelvic examination. A doctor may perform an ultrasound scan to identify the type and location of any ...

The most common type of ovarian cyst, known as a functional or ovulatory cyst, develops every month when you ovulate. They aren’t usually harmful, have no symptoms, and typically go away on ...

The tests and scans you have to diagnose your cancer will give some information about the stage ... ovaries fallopian tubes peritoneum There are four stages, numbered 1 to 4. Stage 3 ovarian cancer ...

A Bartholin's cyst, also known as Bartholin's gland cyst or a Bartholin’s duct cyst, occurs when one of two glands at the vaginal opening fills up with fluid. You can treat a Bartholin’s cyst at home ...

The Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Idi-Araba, has been operating without a functional Computed Tomography Scan machine for five years, PUNCH Healthwise can authoritatively report.

The study assessed 276 lung cancer patients at a cancer center for existing atherosclerosis on staging computed tomography (CT) scans. Atherosclerosis is when plaque builds up in the arteries, ...