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Ovarian Cancer Symptoms Mirroring gluten-free Or Celiac?


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vallene45 Apprentice

Well i don't know where to post this but, i just found out a month ago my sister has ovarian cancer. In doing research about it really seems to me that ovarian cancer and gluten-free symptoms seem eerily similar. I have a lot of the symptoms of ovarian cancer myself. As i am sure, a lot of us do. Anyone have any thoughts about this? I apologize if i am being intrusive. caterina

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w8in4dave Community Regular

I don't know what the symptoms are for ovarian cancer so I don't know. Do you have a link or a website?

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vallene45 Apprentice

sorry, i don't know how to paste and copy, but if you go to the national cancer institute website and type in ovarian cancer symptoms in the search box, you will find a list of symptoms.

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cyclinglady Grand Master

Yes, the symptoms are very similar (gastro).  I'm sorry to hear about your sister. :(  Be sure to get checked yourself!

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dilettantesteph Collaborator

I do worry about that when I get glutened.  It seems like the only way to check is to get a biopsy which seems pretty invasive.  Then my glutening gets better and I can stop worrying.  Phew!

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