Ovarian Cancer

Abdominal pain

• Chronic or persistent pain

• In the bottom left region, In the bottom right region, Lower, Nonspecific, non-focal

• For last 3 months or more

• Gradually increases

Fatigue

Abdominal bloating

Back pain

• More than 8 weeks

• Gradual

• Lower

• Pain wakes patient from sleep

Difficulty passing stool

• Chronic

Urgent feeling to pee

or Frequent urination

Swollen belly

Feeling full quickly

Pelvic mass

or Abdominal mass

• Right lower quadrant, Left lower quadrant, Center of abdomen

Difficulty breathing

or Swelling in lower leg

• One side, In both lower legs

or Enlarged feet or ankle

• In one side, In both feet or ankles

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

or Unusual lightness of skin color

or Pale inner surface of eyelids

Poor appetite

Weight loss

Pain during sexual intercourse

Have never given birth

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