New Symptoms for Early Detection of Ovarian Cancer
Cancer experts have identified a set of health problems that may be symptoms of ovarian cancer, and they are urging women who have the symptoms for more than a few weeks to see their doctors.
These symptoms, which are found more common in women, include bloating, pelvic or abdominal pain, difficulty eating or feeling full quickly and feeling a frequent or urgent need to urinate A woman who has any of those problems nearly every day for more than two or three weeks is advised to see a gynecologist, especially if the symptoms are new and quite different from her usual state of health.
Although these symptoms are acknowledged as classic symptoms or urinary problems of patients with bladder infections it still makes sense to consult a doctor because bladder infections should be treated. Urinary trouble that persists despite treatment is a particular cause for concern, researchers say.
The ambiguousness of symptoms experienced in the body can indeed lead to false notions of their nature. This is why regular checkups are necessary for women who may not know of the underlying cause of symptoms felt. Early detection of ovarian cancer is one way of preparing for an effective treatment. New methods are being developed to get rid of tumors and other cancer cells which patients may eventually take advantage of. Read more in the link. http://thenewsroom.com/details/305315/Health?c_id=wom-bc-ar
- Alvin from The Health Desk at TheNewsRoom.com
I have been looking into some new research completed by Newcastle University in Australia that was published on melanoma and breast cancer earlier this year. If you know someone who is affected by breast cancer or yourself you might like to read some of the details on MC-S Cancer Research. Hope that is helpful for someone. Thank you, Dr Jeff Aitkin
These are interesting ovarian cancer details, thanks a ton! I am going to continue into the Science side of this blog, seems as though it could be interesting.