Ovarian Cancer Symptoms
Symptoms of ovarian cancer
Early stage ovarian cancer may not have any symptoms. That can make it very difficult to detect. However, some symptoms may include:
. Frequent bloating
. Quickly feeling full when eating
. Difficulty eating
. A frequent, urgent need to urinate
. Pain or discomfort in the abdomen or pelvis
These symptoms have a sudden onset. They feel different from normal digestion or menstrual discomfort. They also don’t go away.
Other symptoms of ovarian cancer can include:
. Lower back pain
. Pain during intercourse
. Constipation
. Indigestion
. Fatigue
. A change in the menstrual cycle
. Weight gain
. Weight loss
. Vaginal bleeding
. Acne
. Back pain that worsens
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When to see a doctor
Make an appointment with your doctor if you have any signs or symptoms that worry you.
If you have a family history of ovarian cancer or breast cancer, talk to your doctor about your risk of ovarian cancer. Your doctor may refer you to a genetic counselor to discuss testing for certain gene mutations that increase your risk of breast and ovarian cancers.
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Can ovarian cancer be prevented?
Ovarian cancer rarely shows symptoms in the early stages. As a result, it’s often not discovered until it has progressed into advanced stages. There’s currently no way to prevent ovarian cancer, but doctors know of factors that lower your risk of developing ovarian cancer.
These factors include:
. Taking birth control pills
. Having given birth
. Breastfeeding
. Tubal ligation (also known as “getting your tubes tied”)
. Hysterectomy
Tubal ligation and hysterectomy should only be performed for valid medical reasons. For some, a valid medical reason may be reducing your risk of ovarian cancer. However, you and your doctor should discuss other prevention options first.
You should talk to your doctor about early screening for ovarian cancer if you have a family history of it. Specific gene mutations can put you at risk for ovarian cancer later. Knowing if you have these mutations can help you and your doctor stay vigilant for changes.
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