7 Early Symptoms That Are Easy to Miss – But Crucial to Notice

 Persistent Bloating

Not just occasional puffiness.

We’re talking daily bloating that lasts for weeks and makes your clothes feel tighter.

 Pelvic or Abdominal Pain

A dull ache or sharp pain that doesn’t go away.
It may feel like menstrual cramps – but outside your cycle.

 Feeling Full Quickly or Loss of Appetite

Eating less but feeling stuffed?
This could be a sign of fluid buildup or pressure from a growing mass.

 Increased Urgency or Frequency of Urination

If you suddenly need to pee more often – and it’s not a UTI – pay attention.

 Changes in Menstrual Cycle

Heavier, irregular, or missed periods can be a red flag, especially post-menopause.

 Unexplained Fatigue

That bone-deep exhaustion that doesn’t go away with rest.

 Back Pain

Especially lower back pain that persists and isn’t linked to physical strain.

 Why These Symptoms Matter

According to Healthline, 4 out of 5 women with ovarian cancer are diagnosed in later stages.
But when caught early, the 5-year survival rate is over 90%.
The key? Recognizing the subtle signs and acting fast.