But, just because you develop constipation, it doesn't necessarily mean that you have ovarian cancer. Constipation is very common, and it can affect people of all ages. You may be constipated if ...

Changes in bowel habits is a common sign of IBS or even lactose intolerance. But it can also be symptoms of ovarian cancer - the disease that kills 11 women on average every day in Britain.

Appearing bloated is a common sign of ovarian cancer. But having no appetite, needing to wee more and back pain are also signs to look out for. Around 11 women die from the disease every day in ...

Pregnancy A GP should refer you to have an ultrasound scan to further investigate signs of ovarian cancer. If you're diagnosed with ovarian cancer, you'll be told which stage of the disease you have.

News UK News NHS Doctor shares ovarian cancer symptom you should look out for when eating Ovarian cancer is the sixth most common form of cancer in women in the UK - and four symptoms could be signs.

Bloating is the most commonly reported symptom in people with ovarian cancer. However, occasional bloating is common, in particular before and at the start of periods or after eating a big meal.

Health Women’s Health SPOT CHECK The ‘silent’ symptom of killer ovarian cancer you can spot on the loo – and 7 other signs Isabel Shaw Published: 13:03, 3 May 2023 Updated: 16:42, 3 May 2023 ...

A doctor has told of the four warning signs which could indicate you have ovarian cancer - including one you might see when eating. About 7,500 people in the UK are diagnosed with ovarian cancer ...

A mother-of-two has been diagnosed with a rare form of ovarian cancer after thinking her symptoms could have been down to pregnancy. Cheryl Bryant, 36, took two pregnancy tests as she became ...

A woman diagnosed with ovarian cancer, aged just 23, initially thought she was just bloated and believed she was "too young" to have the disease. Emma Colledge, now 25, first noticed her stomach ...

An gynaecologist has shared five subtle signs of ovarian cancer that shouldn't be ignored and might need medical attention, urging people with ovaries to seek advice from their doctor ...