OVARIAN CANCER IS NORMALLY SEEN IN:
• Mature women behind 45 years and some times in women among 20-30 years of age.
• When there is a family record of ovarian, breast and intestinal cancer.
• What time the perform of contact takes place at an early age and through late menopause.
• what time there are common pregnancies. You don’t fall in the high hazard group if your sister-in-law has ovarian cancer. In adding, if you don’t have any of the over risk issues; there are very minute probability of you having the similar. But I do advise usual check-ups particularly if you have any symptoms or modify in your menstruation, to exclude other illness, which are seen after 35 years of age e.g. cervical cancer, osteoporosis, etc.