A ‘national consensus’ on ovarian cancer symptoms
Filed under: Ovarian Cancer, Prevention
Can ovarian cancer be identified by certain symptoms? That is the finding of cancer experts this week who announced that possibly insignificant events and signs can turn out to be real-life indicators of ovarian cancer. And, the identification of these relatively light (benign) signs can, however, save lives according the report.
Signs such as bloating, abdominal pain and even eating difficulties are among the signs that one may have ovarian cancer.
Although these signs are not really significant in many circles, they can all be significant indicators when recognized as such. In fact, all these signs — if they persist daily for a few weeks — should be investigated by your doctor or oncologist.
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A ‘national consensus’ on ovarian cancer symptoms
Filed under: Ovarian Cancer, Prevention
Can ovarian cancer be identified by certain symptoms? That is the finding of cancer experts this week who announced that possibly insignificant events and signs can turn out to be real-life indicators of ovarian cancer. And, the identification of these relatively light (benign) signs can, however, save lives according the report.
Signs such as bloating, abdominal pain and even eating difficulties are among the signs that one may have ovarian cancer.
Although these signs are not really significant in many circles, they can all be significant indicators when recognized as such. In fact, all these signs — if they persist daily for a few weeks — should be investigated by your doctor or oncologist.
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