Which advice would you give to someone who has just been diagnosed with Gestational trophoblastic disease?
See some advice from people with experience in Gestational trophoblastic disease to people who have just been diagnosed with Gestational trophoblastic disease
Find someone that can listen to your problem. Crying if you have too.. It can release your stress. Find supporting group that can help and support you with their experience. Always positive. Never think that you are alone.
Ask lots of questions about the disease and the treatment offered. You can say no and you can get a second opinion (not that I needed one) I worked with my oncology team in all the decisions.
Ask questions of your medical team, make sure you have a full understanding of what is going on. Seek out others who may have similar experiences, don’t be afraid to seek counseling.
discovering the disease, the most important thing is to seek help in a center of reference of the disease. so, you have all the necessary follow-up to the cure. do the follow-up beta hcg until the high is essential.
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