There is no life expectancy limitations. You need to keep up with your testing and stay on top of new information regarding Lynch Syndrome. If you have symptoms or questions contact your Oncologist. Don't wait!
Last year, my father was diagnosed with rectal cancer. He went through chemo and radiation, and then surgery to remove the tumor. The pathology revealed he should have genetic testing performed, which showed he was positive for Lynch Syndrome wit...
Hi I still remember that fateful day my 3rd daughter has gone for a test for my the GP though was Irritable bowel syndrome and she was given the news it was Bowel cancer and she was 29 with a 4yrs old and a 1yr old. Her older sister came round and to...
I found out in 2014 that I had lynch syndrome by chance. I was found to have womb cancer but thankfully it was early stages and a full hysterectomy removed all the cancer. After speaking to the doctor about it all afterwards i mentioned that my sis...
Our journey begin with my mother being diagnosed with ovarian cancer when I was 20 about 22 yrs ago now. She had a tumor the size of a softball when it was finally found. She survived the ovarian cancer and started having cancerous colon polyps in ...