5. Abdominal bloating
According to the National Library of Medicine, bloating is the second most commonly reported symptom before a cancer diagnosis. This bloating can occur before or after meals, or be more intense during menstruation. As the disease progresses, fluid can build up in the abdomen, worsening discomfort and bloating.
6. Frequent urination
Frequent urination may be a lesser-known symptom of ovarian cancer. As the tumor grows, it can compress the bladder, causing a constant feeling of needing to urinate. Some women also experience difficulty emptying their bladder or increased pressure in the pelvic area.
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