stage i ovarian cancer

What is Stage I Ovarian Cancer?

Stage I ovarian cancer is the earliest stage of ovarian cancer, where the cancer is confined to the ovaries. It is divided into three sub-stages: IA, IB, and IC, based on the spread and nature of the cancer cells.

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