Ovarian cancer is the abnormal growth of cells that begins in the ovaries and have the ability to spread to other parts of the body.
Abdominal pain
In the bottom left region, In the bottom right region, Lower
For last 3 months or more
Gradually increases
common
Fatigue
common
Abdominal bloating
common
Back pain
More than 8 weeks
Gradual
Lower
Pain wakes patient from sleep
common
Difficulty passing stool
Chronic
common
Urgent feeling to pee
or Frequent urination
common
Swollen belly
common
Feeling full quickly
Pelvic mass
or Abdominal mass
Right lower quadrant, Left lower quadrant, Center of abdomen
Difficulty breathing
or Swelling in lower leg
or Enlarged feet or ankle
Feel like vomiting
or Throwing up
or Acid reflux
Diarrhea
For 2 weeks or more
Blood from vagina not from period
Stops by itself
or Strange fluid coming out of vagina other than blood
Colorless, White, Pink
or Excessive or prolonged bleeding during period
Poor appetite
Weight loss
Pain during sexual intercourse
Have never given birth or carried a pregnancy
or Late first pregnancy 35 years of age or more
Overweight or obese
Family history of breast cancer
First-degree relative
or Family history of colorectal cancer
First-degree relative
or Family history of endometrial cancer
First-degree relative
or Family history of ovarian cancer
First-degree relative
Early first period
or Absence of period
6 months or more without pregnancy
Using talcum powder in the genital area
Smoking
Use of estrogen hormone medication
History of lynch syndrome
If you have Ovarian Cancer, then visit an obstetrician-gynecologist as soon as possible.
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Obstetrician-gynecologist