Summary
Actress Alex Kingston shared she was diagnosed with womb cancer last year and underwent a hysterectomy and radiation therapy. Her symptoms included bloating, aches, and blood in her urine, initially attributing them to aging. Kingston, well-known for her roles in "Doctor Who" and "ER," is now participating in "Strictly Come Dancing" and encourages others to seek medical advice if they notice health changes.
Key Facts
- Alex Kingston learned she had womb cancer last year.
- She had a hysterectomy and radiation therapy, finishing treatment last year.
- Kingston attributed early symptoms to aging before consulting a doctor.
- She had a serious incident on stage due to her condition.
- Doctors found cancer in her fallopian tubes, but it hadn't spread to her ovaries.
- Kingston expressed feeling much better after her surgery.
- She is competing in "Strictly Come Dancing" and topped the leaderboard recently.
- Kingston advises women to consult a doctor if they notice any unusual symptoms.
