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Useful Links

Our UHDB Gynaecology Oncology CNS team have put together a collection of useful links that you may find informative throughout your cancer journey.

Cervical Cancer

For information on Cervical Cancer, use the following links.

Endometrial Cancer

For information on Endometrial Cancer, use the following links.

Menopause

The word menopause comes from ‘meno’ meaning your menstrual cycle and ‘pause’ meaning to stop. The medical definition of menopause is when you have not had a period for 12 months; these changes may occur naturally or can be as a result of treatment.  Many ladies that undergo treatment for a gynaecological cancer may find themselves experiencing symptoms of an early menopause.

It is recognised that there are around 30+ symptoms associated with menopause; here are some suggested links if you would like to find out more. Alternatively feel free to contact the Gynaecology Oncology CNS team to talk about any questions or concerns you may have.

For information on Menopause , use the following links.

Ovarian Cancer

For information on Ovarioan Cancer, use the following links.

Vaginal Cancer

For information on Vaginal Cancer, use the following links.

Vulval Cancer

For information on Vulval Cancer, use the following links.