Stage-4 ovarian cancer is presented when it involves distant organs besides being invasive nearby organs. Usual management is surgery to remove the affected tissue and subsequent administration of chemotherapy if there are remaining cancer cells. Others that have been developed but not extensively sought are targeted therapy, and immunotherapy. However, there are signs of sunshine yet, as long as prognosis is made based on patients general health and the outcome of the treatment, people with the disease can benefit from early detection and inclined medical treatment. Patients are supposed to discuss the problem with their oncologists and find social support in case due to this diagnosis they face emotional and physical issues. Its the combination of research and hope that drives the fight. |