Ricky Gervais’ partner Jane Fallon shares cancer diagnosis on Instagram

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British author Jane Fallon has recently explained why she has been less active on social media.

In March, the British author Jane Fallon revealed on Instagram that she was diagnosed with breast cancer about a month ago.

According to the media LADbible, the disease was detected at an early stage, and doctors assess that the outlook is good.

The diagnosis came after a routine mammogram shortly before Christmas. Jane Fallon had no symptoms prior to the examination.

However, during the scan, a radiographer discovered something that required further investigation. She was therefore referred for additional tests.

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Further examinations

After the first scan, Jane Fallon underwent several mammograms, biopsies, and an MRI scan.

The purpose was to identify the exact area that doctors needed to examine more closely.

According to LADbible, the process has been extensive, but she is receiving treatment and has a surgery planned.

Early detection of breast cancer can be important for treatment, as the disease is often easier to treat in its early stages.

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Well-known British author

Jane Fallon is a well-known British author. She made her debut in 2007 with the novel Getting Rid of Matthew and has since published several popular books, including Just Got Real and Queen Bee.

She is also known for her long-term relationship with comedian and television creator Ricky Gervais.

They met while studying at University College London in the early 1980s and now live in London, according to LADbible.

It was only after several examinations that doctors were able to determine that Jane Fallon had breast cancer at an early stage.

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Sources: LADbible.

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