Last Updated on February 4, 2021
6. What Does Your Vaginal Discharge Look Like? Do You Have Weird Smells?
The appearance and smell of your vaginal discharge also say a lot about your health, particularly the most intimate female organs. If you experience darker or smelly vaginal bleeding than is normal, it is a sign that you may have a vaginal infection. To make sure that this is just a vaginal infection – and this may even be related to the fact that you use certain more intimate hygiene products, you should talk to your gynecologist. It is essential that you do it immediately because this can also be a warning sign of an eventual gynecological cancer (cervical, endometrial, or vaginal).
5. You Do Not Feel Hungry under Any Circumstances
Are you never hungry or eager to eat? This is a warning sign that shows that something is not right with your body. Changes in appetite and even disgust for the food show that you can suffer from numerous health problems if you continue in this way. In the case of women, this can be an unmistakable symptom of ovarian cancer or other types of cancers that are not directly related to the female reproductive system. And as such, you must be particularly aware of fluctuations in your appetite.
4. You’re Always Tired and Without the Energy to Do Anything
It is natural for us to feel tired after a stressful day or week of work. However, it is not normal for us to always feel tired, unmotivated, and without the energy to do anything after a good rest period, for example. This can be a clear sign of some kind of physical or psychological disorder. If you find that you are always tired or exhausted, talk to your family doctor immediately to see if this is an episode of occasional tiredness or if it is something more serious and disabling.
3. Do You Feel Pain in the Abdominal Area?
The fact that you experience stomach pain or any type of abdominal pain while performing the most basic daily tasks is a clear sign that you may have a health problem. And if your symptoms also include gas, digestion difficulties, cramps, or heartburn after meals, it can be much worse than what you might be expecting. This clinical picture is typical of those who have problems with ovarian cancer or endometrial cancer, which can worsen if you do not treat it in time.
