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Kaitlin Easton & Keiran Fleming

Paisley woman begged GP for tests as ovarian cancer diagnosis ruins hopes for family

A woman from Paisley, who was sent home by a GP after she complained of ovarian cancer symptoms, has been left distraught after she was later diagnosed with the illness and left unable to have children.

Jordanna Saye visited Dr Richmond and Partners, in Linwood, last February complaining of stomach pain, bloating, feeling full very quickly and needing to pee more often - all common symptoms of the disease.

The 27-year-old received an endometriosis diagnosis in 2015 and in 2017 a tumour found in her left ovary was thought to be connected to the condition. She was being monitored for early signs of ovarian cancer with Ca125 blood tests - which test for protein, reports the Daily Record.

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