Yes: Ovarian cancer, especially pre-menopausal ovarian cancer is a rare disease and i recommend family members of such patients atleast have a genetics consultation to talk about testing. Brca-1 and brca-2 mutations put women at a much higher risk of developing ovarian, breast and endometrial cancers. More common in jewish women. Hnpcc (lynch syndrome) also increases the risks of female cancers.
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The BRCA: Family type i & ii are associated with not only ovary bit breast cancer, and screening alllows your family to make decisions about their breasts and ovaries before cancer develops.
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