Changes in bowel habits
Ovarian cancer can cause constipation, diarrhea, or other bowel movement changes. Women may experience gas, indigestion, or a general sense of digestive discomfort. If these indigestion is persistent and against your usual pattern, it is important to consult your doctor.

Fatigue

Feeling abnormally tired despite adequate rest can be an early sign of ovarian cancer. Cancer in general can lead to fatigue as the body directs its energy to fight abnormal cells. However, ovarian cancer fatigue tends to persist over time and may be accompanied by other symptoms, such as weight loss or nausea.

Unexplained weight loss
Sudden, unexplained weight loss without a change in diet or exercise habits is another potential symptom of ovarian cancer. Rapid weight loss can be due to the body’s inability to properly process nutrients due to a growing tumor or as a side effect of early satiety.

Monthly Changes
Ovarian cancer can cause changes in the menstrual cycle, especially in menopausal women. Some women may experience irregular periods, light bleeding, or heavy bleeding. While many factors can affect your menstrual cycle, persistent or abnormal changes should not be ignored.

Ovarian Cancer Risk Factors
Understanding the risk factors associated with ovarian cancer can help women assess their risk and take proactive steps. While any woman can develop ovarian cancer, some are at higher..