365Telugu.com online news,July 8th, 2023: Medical reports show that the risk of many gender-based diseases is increasing rapidly worldwide. Experts are worried that many cases of such diseases are increasing in women.
Cancer risk is one of them. A team of researchers found that many types of cancer cases are increasing in women due to heredity as well as lifestyle and food habits. Breast cancer, cervical and ovarian cancer are among them.
Health experts say that the main reason for cancer becoming so fatal is that it is not detected and treated in time. Many people are completely unaware that they have cancer. Ovarian cancer is a growing serious threat among women across the world, including India, about which all women should be vigilant.
Ovarian cancer is a problem of uncontrolled growth of cells in the ovaries. These cells grow rapidly. They attack and destroy healthy body tissue. The longer the delay in the diagnosis of cancer, the greater its risk.
Doctors have given some early indications for this, the risk of this cancer can be detected in the early stages. Let’s learn about these signs.
In the case of ovarian cancer, many women experience pain or cramping in the pelvic area and abdomen in the early stages, according to researchers from the American Cancer Society. Abdominal pain is very common due to tumor growth in the abdomen.
Although these are similar to menstrual cramps, many women ignore them. If you are facing this kind of problem often, take it seriously.
Sometimes you may feel the urge to urinate very fast, but the urine does not come out. The urge to urinate occurs when ovarian cancer cells collect outside the bladder wall or compress the bladder. Frequent urination is very common in diabetes, as well as other conditions, so this symptom should be taken seriously.
There are many signs of ovarian cancer. Symptoms are more common in women if the disease has spread, but early detection can be done by paying attention to certain signs.
Difficulty eating or feeling full quickly.
Abdominal pain
back pain
Pain during sex.
Constipation problem.
Menstrual changes such as heavy bleeding or irregular bleeding.
Abdominal (abdominal) bloating with weight loss.