Is It Possible To Get Cervical Cancer After Hysterectomy Or Breast Cancer Treatment?
Hi is it possible to get Cervical cancer after having a hysterectomy, or is it possible to get Cervical cancer after going through breast cancer treatment? What could the head aches be after going through breat cancer treat ment - Chem + radiation - almost 6 months later.
After a hysterectomy it is possible to get cervical cancer if a SUBTOTAL hysterectomy has been done where the cervix is not been removed. The other possibility is that after a TOTAL hysterectomy you may develop a vaginal vault cancer that may mimic the symptoms of a cervical cancer.
Treatment of breast cancer does not pre-dispose to cervix cancer but the hormone treatment with tamoxifen can lead to Endometrial (uterine) cancer.
Persistent headache after treatment for breast cancer needs a thorough evaluation to rule out multiple causes and to rule out metastases also.
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Is It Possible To Get Cervical Cancer After Hysterectomy Or Breast Cancer Treatment?
After a hysterectomy it is possible to get cervical cancer if a SUBTOTAL hysterectomy has been done where the cervix is not been removed. The other possibility is that after a TOTAL hysterectomy you may develop a vaginal vault cancer that may mimic the symptoms of a cervical cancer. Treatment of breast cancer does not pre-dispose to cervix cancer but the hormone treatment with tamoxifen can lead to Endometrial (uterine) cancer. Persistent headache after treatment for breast cancer needs a thorough evaluation to rule out multiple causes and to rule out metastases also.