Wednesday 04/December/2024 – 05:17 AM
Doctors have warned of the importance of paying attention to women’s health, especially during the holiday season, stressing the need to pay attention to any abnormal changes in the body, especially those associated with cancer. ovary, Which often appears with hidden symptoms, according to what was published by the Mirror website.
Below, we show you the signs of cancer while decorating the Christmas tree.
Feeling dizzy
Many people feel dizzy while preparing to celebrate New Year’s Eve, or when decorating the Christmas tree, and they often ignore it, but continuing to feel dizzy and unbalanced are possible signs that reveal ovarian cancer.
shortness of breath
Performing light tasks, such as decorating the Christmas tree, is one of the initial symptoms of lung cancer, or ovarian cancer that has spread to other places in the body, so you should contact your doctor.
Feeling pain
People experiencing pain when hanging lights around the Christmas tree or experiencing unexplained pain when reaching the star at the top position can also be a sign of cancer, with back pain often indicating pancreatic cancer and ovarian pain.
What is ovarian cancer?
Ovarian cancer is a growth of cells formed in the ovaries. These cells multiply rapidly and can invade and destroy healthy body tissues.
Symptoms of ovarian cancer should not be ignored while decorating the Christmas tree or various activities, most notably a constant feeling of pressure in the pelvis or abdomen, pain in the leg, lower back, pelvis, or abdomen, or other unusual symptoms.
Symptoms of ovarian cancer
The most important signs that indicate ovarian cancer are as follows:
- Abdominal bloating or swelling.
- Feeling full quickly when eating.
- Weight loss.
- Feeling discomfort in the pelvic area.
- Exhaustion.
- Back pain.
- Constipation.
- Frequent need to urinate.
- Ovarian cancer prevention
Ovarian cancer can be prevented by taking birth control pills, as taking birth control pills reduces the risk of ovarian cancer, but these medications also have risks, so you should consult a doctor whether the benefits outweigh those risks.
