Ovarian cancer is known as the “silent killer” for a reason. Its symptoms are frequently subtle, easy to overlook, and often mistaken for more common conditions like indigestion or menstrual discomfort. With over 313,000 women diagnosed globally each year, raising awareness about its early signs is essential for improving survival rates. Unfortunately, many women are only diagnosed at an advanced stage, when treatment becomes more difficult and outcomes poorer.

Persistent bloating

One of the earliest and most common symptoms is persistent bloating. Unlike typical bloating related to diet or menstruation, this doesn’t come and go. Women may notice their abdomen appearing swollen or clothes fitting more snugly without weight gain. If the bloating continues for more than two weeks, it could

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