Michele Shares Ovarian Cancer Warning Signs (VIDEO)

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Michele shares how women will know if are experiencing ovarian cancer warning signs.

Michele:
The important thing is that a woman know her own body and what’s normal for her and what’s not. So if a woman is experiencing bloating, some nausea, abdominal-pelvic pain, frequent urination, and just feeling full quickly for almost every day for two to three weeks, and that’s not normal for her, she should be concerned, go to her gynecologist, explain her symptoms, and ask them about ovarian cancer if that’s a possibility and ask that it be ruled out and also looking at her family history. If there’s a history of breast cancer, colon cancer, or ovarian cancer, it puts her at a higher risk of ovarian cancer.