How does Ovarian Cancer affect family member? Can you still have kids next to Ovarian Cancer?

I'm doing a research paper on Ovarian Cancer and involve some help. If you have this type of cancer, I would to know anything you would like to share. Thank you
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Ovarian cancer is known as the Silent Killer. It is commonly referred to this way because its symptoms enjoy nothing to do next to the actual diagnosis. These include (but are not limited to): lower rear pain, tweaking in appetite, unexplained solidity changes, increased abdominal size, constant drought of energy, and nausea. Unfortunately, the diagnosis is regularly missed... and this results in loss.

Having a family history of ovarian cancer increases your risk. Having a first point relative (mother, sister, etc.) who's battled ovarian cancer yield your actual risk of also developing the disease to 5%.

Ovarian cancer generally strikes women around the time of menopause, so childbearing is not the greatest concern.

Good luck on your dissertation, I hope I've offered at least rather help.