I saw the need to write this aticle because of the current save Mayowa saga. I saw the need to educate ourselves on ovarian cancer.

Early Symptoms of Ovarian Cancer You Must Know[

It is not easy detecting ovarian cancer unless you have a forehand knowledge of its early signs and symptoms. Ovarian cancer is sometimes referred to as “The Silent Killer” and this is so because of it doesn’t display any obvious symptoms at its early stages when it could easily be cured. In most cases, there is already a wide spread of the cancer from the lower part of the abdomen to other organs before it would be discovered at its later stages. The thing is most women do actually experience early symptoms before diagnosis, but do not know it as early symptoms of ovarian cancer. That is why I am bringing to your knowledge early signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer that you might have noticed before it gets too late.

Signs & Symptoms

The symptoms listed below could also apply to other certain health issues but you have to be very careful once you start experiencing one or more of the following symptoms for more than a week, and go see a doctor immediately for a pelvic examination test, and a recto-vaginal component which help detects the cancer for early diagnosis.

Symptoms of early ovarian cancer include abnormality in your menstrual cycles, onset of acne, unusual tiredness or fatigue, nausea and vomiting, sharp pain in or around the ovaries or the pelvic area, feeling full, vaginal bleeding or discharge especially when you’re not in your menstrual period, constant bloating, changes in bowel movements, lower back pain that worsens over time, difficulty breathing, indigestion, increased frequency and urgency to urinate and/or burning or spasms while urinating, lower abdominal pressure or discomfort, abdomen swelling, pain during or after intercourse, lack of appetite, unusual weight change, increased frequent gas, sense of heaviness in the pelvic, and fever.

The connection between ovarian cysts and ovarian cancer

Even though this hasn’t been proven but research has made known women who have had polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) or constant onset of ovarian cysts are more likely to have ovarian cancer. Ovarian cysts affect a lot of women all over the world. There are statistics to prove that almost 80% of the women all over the world would at one point in their life develop ovarian cysts, but not all of them would experience the symptoms. It is highly important to know how to treat ovarian cysts or PCOS and reduce your chance of getting ovarian cancer.

Treating ovarian cysts and reducing your chance of developing ovarian cancer

By treating ovarian cysts or PCOS before they get out of hand reduces your chance of getting ovarian cancer. Using hormonal or birth control pills doesn’t take away cysts or PCOS because those drugs would only hide some of the symptoms and wouldn’t prevent it from reoccurring. Regular exercise, change of diet and natural treatments like herbal remedies have been proven to dramatically shrink and prevent ovarian cysts or PCOS from reoccurring thereby reducing the risk of developing ovarian cancer. This is something most doctors don’t like to mention to you, but a lot of women have actually recorded great success using natural treatment as an alternative to eliminate their cysts within a short period of about two months.

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No wonder!

I'v bn noticilizing sumtin.......

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youngest85:
No wonder!


I'v bn noticilizing sumtin.......

loool, what have you been noticing?

nnamdiokere45:
lalasticlala dis is FP mat oooo...mke our baby girls n sisters knw oooo...cus forty million no dey ooo

yeah, I think so too and not everyone would be as lucky as she is.

[size=16pt]Thanks for this info.
What have you gained today nlanders?[/size]

nairamaverick:

loool, what have you been noticing?

what?