Please take the time to read this article about ovarian cancer. My mother died of this at 61 just weeks after her birthday and three days short of her 40th wedding anniversary. She had no illness in her life until this happened. She was diagnosed at stage 4 when she went to the doctor in pain and had emergency exploratory surgery. There was nothing could be done to help her, six months later she was dead. I saw her go from a size 18 down to a skeleton in that time. This cancer is brutal and there are no symptoms to warn you about this silent killer. A CA125 blood test is available to check for various cancers and you family doctor can do this test. See the link below for more information on a CA125. Most importantly don’t neglect your health, have regular medical checkups. Just because you don’t have a medical history of cancer in your family doesn’t mean that you can’t get cancer. My mother was the only person in my family to have ovarian cancer, she was just unlucky he family live into their 90’s usually.
https://cancer.ca/en/treatments/tests-and-procedures/cancer-antigen-125-ca-125
https://www.cancer.org.au/cancer-information/types-of-cancer/ovarian-cancer
This link has the possible signs and symptoms to look out for.
