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8 early signs of ovarian cancer

Persistent Abdominal Bloating
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Persistent Abdominal Bloating
Feeling constantly full or having a swollen abdomen that doesn't go away, even after trying remedies for gas or indigestion. This is a common, but often dismissed, early sign.
Pelvic or Abdominal Pain
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Pelvic or Abdominal Pain
Experiencing persistent discomfort or pain in your lower abdomen or pelvis that is new, worsens, or doesn't resolve. It might feel like pressure or cramping.
Feeling Full Quickly / Difficulty Eating
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Feeling Full Quickly / Difficulty Eating
Losing your appetite or feeling uncomfortably full very quickly, even after eating only a small amount. This can lead to unexplained weight loss.
Frequent or Urgent Urination
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Frequent or Urgent Urination
A sudden, increased need to urinate more often, or feeling a constant urge to go, without a urinary tract infection (UTI).
Changes in Bowel Habits
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Changes in Bowel Habits
Experiencing persistent constipation, diarrhea, or other noticeable changes in your regular bowel patterns that last for more than a few weeks.
Persistent Fatigue
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Persistent Fatigue
Feeling unusually tired and lacking energy, even after adequate rest. This fatigue is often profound and doesn't improve.
Unexplained Back Pain
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Unexplained Back Pain
Persistent lower back pain that isn't relieved by rest or typical remedies, especially if it occurs alongside other abdominal symptoms.
Unusual Vaginal Bleeding
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Unusual Vaginal Bleeding
Experiencing abnormal bleeding, especially after menopause, or unusual discharge. While less common, it's a critical symptom to investigate.
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