Yes, : Yes, due to your family history you are at a higher risk for developing ovarian cancer. It is important that you get regular pap smears and physical examinations by your health care provider. Also, remeber to observe a healthy lifestyle and take steps to reduce your risk of cancer. Talk to your health care provider about lowering your risk of cancer.
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Ovarian Cancer : With a positive family history such as your's, you have a significant increased risk, particularly if you harbor the brca genes. It would be wise to consult with your gynecologist, undergo a thorough exam, and test for known genetic markers.
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