Cervical cancer signs and symptoms
Sometimes women
can reach the advanced stages of the disease and have no symptoms. Cervical
cancer signs and symptoms in fact few women with symptoms that may be
associated with ovarian cancer are diagnosed with it.
Chances of death
are increased for women with this disease as they get older. Death of the
ovarian cancer in women 35 to 54 years old is about twenty-five percent. Women
between 55 and 74, the proportion of deaths due to this disease increases to 50
percent.
Women need to
know what the signs of ovarian cancer are and be able to recognize them.
The symptoms of ovarian cancer to check are:
Weight loss or
weight increase compared to your waist that you can't explain
Abdominal, pelvic
pain shortness or breath back
Fatigue
Vaginal bleeding
or unusual discharge as of menopause or a heavy menstrual bleeding
Gastro intestinal
problems that may be vague such as indigestion, bloating, gas, loss of
appetite, bloody stools, vomiting and nausea, prolonged diarrhea or
constipation
Muscle spasms or
burning when urinating
These symptoms
could be a sign of many small ailments and other diseases. Women must maintain
a healthy lifestyle to prevent this disease and many others. An annual
evaluation in order to detect the ovarian cancer before it has a chance to
spread must be part of the women's health care plan after 35 years.