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Diagnosed with granulosa cell (GCT) ovarian cancer

Gynecologic Cancers | Last Active: Aug 9 5:26pm | Replies (37)
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@lilypearl These are good questions but I don't know how to answer them. I'm also not sure who to tag within Mayo Clinic Connect to respond to your post.

Do you work with an Integrative Medicine (IM) physician? I have an IM physician whose speciality is gynecological oncology and I'm pretty certain she would know if there is information or research on your questions. My doctor recommended Consumer Lab (not to be confused with Consumer Reports). Unfortunately, you have to join in order to use this website and I did decide to join. I have found the website to be most helpful:

ConsumerLab.com

-- https://www.consumerlab.com/

Where have you looked for answers to your questions?

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lilypearl | @lilypearl | Aug 9 5:25pm

I been researching this possible connection for awhile after my post menopausal Mom and my neutered male Lab tested positive for elevated estrogen levels.
My Lab got diagnosed with lymphoma. Both have since passed away.
Now my AGT, FIGO IC2 June 2025.
GynOnc says I cannot have estrogen therapy (because of AGT, common sense) for my horrible hot flashes/night sweats.
No I have no IM Onc doctor. Good idea.
I'm on Medicare. Not many Docs accept it outside conventional medicine.
Thank you for your feedback.

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