Ovarian Cancer - Prevention And Treatment

Ovarian cancer occurs when cancer cells form malignant tumors in one or both ovaries. With about 23,000 new cases diagnosed each year, ovarian cancer is the seventh most common type of cancer in women. Although the overall incidence is relatively low, the death rate from ovarian cancer is very high. It is the most deadly of all gynecologic cancers and the fourth most common cause of cancer related death in women. The reason for the low survival rate is that ovarian cancer usually produces no noticeable symptoms in its early stages, and there is currently no simple test to screen for it. Consequently the disease is first suspected during a routine pelvic examination.

Prognosis varies depending on the type and the stage of the disease, but the overall five-year survival rate is between 30 and 40 percent. It is therefore important to keep up with regular pelvic examinations; diagnosis and treatment of ovarian cancer in the earliest stage yields nearly a 90 percent five-year survival rate. Owing to recent advances in treatment, the survival rate has improved even among women with late stage disease, and some types of ovarian cancers can now be cured.

Prevention and treatment varies also depending on the choice of the patient whether conventional or alternative. Conventionally speaking there are no known ways to prevent ovarian cancer. Scheduling regular pelvic examinations however, may help to detect ovarian cancer at an earlier, more treatable stage.

To be more balance we have to view first the conventional treatment:

• When cancer is strongly suspected, surgery (known as exploratory laparotomy) is performed to confirm the diagnosis and determine the extent of the disease (staging) in order to plan the future course or treatment. Tumors found during this procedure are moved, if possible and examined by a pathologist.
• Most often both ovaries are surgically removed. In addition, the fallopian tubes, uterus, neighboring lymph glands, or any other involved tissues may be removed as well (radical hysterectomy).
• Surgery is typically followed by chemotherapy or radiation treatment to shrink or eliminate any remaining cancer sites.
• Follow up second look surgery may be scheduled at some point during the course of the therapy to evaluate the efficacy of the treatment and to remove any new malignancies although the value of second look surgery is controversial.
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