The coming of September is also dedicated to the care that women should report about ovarian cancer. Often, this disease is called the 'silent killer', as it is discovered when the disease has advanced and it is almost impossible to cure.

Therefore, it is very important to pay special attention to the symptoms. Doctors say "ovarian cancer is not silent". It does make a lot of noise, but we are the ones who can not understand where it comes from.

Although every individual is unique, this disease has some common symptoms leading to an early diagnosis. Here are the ones.

1. Tightness in the abdomen.

2. Need to urinate often.

3. Abdominal pain

4. Bleeding after menopause.

5. Lack of hunger.

6. Bleeding from the colon.

If both parties, both patients and gynecologists are alert to the first symmetics, the fight against ovarian cancer becomes even simpler.