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5 Commonly Occurring Symptoms of Ovarian Cancer

One of the most rarely observed gynecological cancers is ovarian cancer. It is the most dangerous types of cancers and lucky are those who survive it. It’s great if your doctor can detect the problem in its early stage. If it is done, your chances to stay alive are greater.

3. Unexpected Bleeding

Almost every other woman over 60 is diagnosed with ovarian cancer. In some instances the issue is the result of a postmenopausal condition. Sporadic bleeding as well as other changes that are significant should be reported to the doctor. Vaginal bleeding after a year without a period is an abnormal situation.

5 Commonly Occurring Symptoms of Ovarian Cancer Unexpected Bleeding

4. Bloating and Fullness

Bloating might bother women even if they do not have ovarian cancer. However, if bloating continues for a long time and occurs unexpectedly, you should consider it a serious symptom. Seek professional assistance if you’ve been suffering from bloating for more than two weeks accompanied by bleeding and weight loss. When a tumor forms on the ovary it starts pressing against the inner organs. The tumor may sometimes release substances that make fluid build in the abdominal part.

5 Commonly Occurring Symptoms of Ovarian Cancer Bloating and Fullness

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