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Let’s Talk About Ovarian Cancer
Do you know the symptoms?
- Persistent bloating or swollen tummy
- Reduced appetite or feeling full quickly
- Pain or tenderness in tummy or pelvis
- Needing to wee more urgently or often
Symptoms will be:
- Frequent – usually more than 12 times a month
- Persistent – they don’t go away
- New – not normal for you
Other possible symptoms:
- Diarrhoea/constipation
- Tired all the time
- Weight loss
- Back pain
- Bleeding after menopause
There are many other (non-cancer) causes for these symptoms but if you are concerned, its best to get them checked out.
Finding ovarian cancer earlier can mean its more treatable.
Have the conversation. Speak to your GP.
Published: Mar 26, 2024