This cancer grows in the ovaries and often has vague symptoms. Dr. Bruce Semo at Irys uses ultrasound and blood tests to catch it early. Don’t Wait. Check Today.
It starts in the ovaries — two small organs that make eggs and hormones.
Most ovarian cancers begin on the surface of the ovary. It can spread to the pelvis and belly if not caught early.
| Sign | What It Feels Like |
|---|---|
| Bloating | Belly feels full or swollen |
| Feeling full quickly | Can’t eat much |
| Pelvic or belly pain | Dull ache that won’t go away |
| Urine urgency | Need to pee often |
Sees size and shape of ovaries
Done in clinic
Checks tumor marker
Simple blood draw
Keyhole surgery
Remove ovary or both
Full surgery + chemo
Removes cancer
Regular scans & CA-125
Watch for return
How: Small probe inside vagina
Time: 10–15 minutes
Pain: Mild pressure only
Result: Same day
Measures a protein in blood.
High levels can mean ovarian cancer.
Not perfect alone — used with ultrasound.
Tiny camera and tools through 2–3 small cuts.
Can diagnose and treat same day.
Removes uterus and both ovaries
Stops cancer spread
Removes as much cancer as possible
Followed by chemo
Every Monday at Irys Medical Center
“Bloating is not normal. Let’s check your ovaries.”
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