what are the symtoms of ovarian cancer?

Answer 1

Wow, symptoms usually occur after the disease has advanced past stage I and stage II... BUT, not always.... I was diagnosed in Oct of this year with a mass in my stomach. What they thought was Stage III or IV ended up being Stage 1c.

Nausea, diarrhea, constipation, or frequent urination.
Loss of Appetite
Feeling of fullness even after a light mean
weight Gain or loss with no known reason
Abnormal bleeding
Feeling of a mass in your lower abdomin

I had a feeling of dread, and something was off. The best way to see if something may be wrong is go to your GYN, and get checked along with a CA-125 test. If the test is elevated, they will do either an ultrasound or a CT scan. The CT scan shows more. The only way to tell the advancement of this disease is to do surgery.

Please have this ck'd as soon as possible, don't delay as it's an agressive cancer. 1 in every 57 women get this.

Answer 2

Unfortunately, the symptoms of ovarian cancer usually appear after the disease has advanced. They include: loss of appetite, abdominal bloating, vaginal bleeding, and weight loss. There is often a backache.

Newer chemotherapeutic techniques have improved the outlook somewhat.

Answer 3

Swollen abdomen (caused by build-up of fluids produced by the tumor)
Lower abdominal and leg pain
Sudden weight loss or gain
Change in bowel or bladder function
Nausea
Swelling in the legs

Answer 4

UTI can intent one of the vital signs you're speaking approximately and I am certain there are allot extra. My query is why are you ready see you later, you have to be looked at as quickly as you'll be able to. Don't wait on anything like this your wellbeing is not anything you wish to play with.

Answer 5

my symptoms were vague, bloating, diahrea sometimes. then finally ai had widespread metastisis...., make your Dr listen to your complaints and investigate Good Luck

Answer 6

check out the mayo clinic website at mayoclinic.com