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Hi new to these posts I am an ITU nurse have previously had borderline ovarian tumours which I had a radical hysterectomy for was told didn’t need any follow ups at all which I questioned. I now have a hernia from this surgery which I knew could happen. My last chat with a male consultant told me to go home and forget about these rumours as everything is gone. Was so angry with this as now guess what it’s back and no longer borderline. Any one else out there had same problem. Just to say that because I am a nurse does not make me any more knowledgeable about this sort of thing

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