Read article What to ask your doctor about surgery for womb cancer
Some questions that you might want to ask your doctor
- Is it possible for me to have an operation to try to cure my cancer?
- Why do I need an operation?
- Which type of operation should I have and why?
- Will you take both my ovaries out, or just my womb?
- What else will you remove?
- What are the risks and benefits of having this operation?
- Will the operation cure the cancer?
- Will I be in intensive care when I wake up?
- Will I have pain after this operation?
- How long will I have a drip after surgery?
- When will I be able to start eating again?
- Will I be able to eat and drink normally after this operation?
- What are the possible complications of this type of operation?
- Will I need any other treatment as well as surgery?
- Is there any treatment I can have instead of surgery?
- What will happen if I don’t have the operation?
- What are the long term effects of this operation?
- How long will it take me to get better?
- How can I help myself get over the operation?
- Can I take hormone replacement therapy after the operation?
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