Symptoms of ovarian Cancer - VAM News
The symptoms of ovarian cancer can be difficult to recognise, particularly early on.
VAM News gathered that they're often the same as symptoms of less serious conditions, such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) or pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS).
The most common symptoms of ovarian cancer are: Feeling constantly bloated A swollen tummy Discomfort in your tummy or pelvic area Feeling full quickly when eating, or loss of appetite Needing to pee more often or more urgently than normal Other symptoms can include: Persistent indigestion or nausea Pain during sex A change in your bowel habits Back pain Vaginal bleeding – particularly bleeding after the menopause Feeling tired all the time Unintentional weight loss.
When to see your GP See your GP if:
You’ve been feeling bloated most days for the last three weeks You have other symptoms of ovarian cancer that won’t go away – especially if you’re over 50 or have a family history of ovarian or breast cancer, as you may be at a higher risk It’s unlikely you have cancer, but it’s best to check.
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Your GP can do some simple tests.
VAM News gathered that they're often the same as symptoms of less serious conditions, such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) or pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS).
The most common symptoms of ovarian cancer are: Feeling constantly bloated A swollen tummy Discomfort in your tummy or pelvic area Feeling full quickly when eating, or loss of appetite Needing to pee more often or more urgently than normal Other symptoms can include: Persistent indigestion or nausea Pain during sex A change in your bowel habits Back pain Vaginal bleeding – particularly bleeding after the menopause Feeling tired all the time Unintentional weight loss.
When to see your GP See your GP if:
You’ve been feeling bloated most days for the last three weeks You have other symptoms of ovarian cancer that won’t go away – especially if you’re over 50 or have a family history of ovarian or breast cancer, as you may be at a higher risk It’s unlikely you have cancer, but it’s best to check.
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Your GP can do some simple tests.
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