or any gynecological cancer also increases your risk of ovarian cancer, even if you don’t have one of those genetic mutations.If you have a family history of any of these cancers, Dr. Zakashansky recommends talking to your doctor about doing genetic testing to identify any mutations.
If you experience symptoms like abdominal pain, bloating, frequent urination, constipation, an upset stomach , and irregular bleeding that can’t otherwise be explained, talk to your doctor about the possibility of ovarian cancer, says Dr. Zakashansky. The earlier you reach a diagnosis, the earlier you can start potentially life-saving treatment.
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