DO YOU HAVE BLOATED STOMACH? WARNING SIGNS YOU SHOULD NEVER IGNORE!
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Ovarian cancer is the 5th most likely cancers in women. The symptoms are persistent bloating, feeling full fast and pelvic pain. Women over 50 are mostly exposed and the risk factors are not having children or having them late in life, obesity, family history of this kind of cancer, long term hormone therapy.
Uterine cancer – the symptoms are abnormal vaginal bleeding, vaginal discharge which is watery and with blood, pelvic pain, pain during sex or urination. Risk factors are taking estrogen supplements, radiation therapy, tamoxifen, a family history of colon cancer called Lynch Syndrome, or a family history of uterine cancer.
Colon cancer – it can be at the end of the colon or somewhere at the beginning. If it is at the beginning it causes persistent bloating, bleeding and the situation is very likely to worsen. If it is in the middle or at the end, the bloating can only be an initial symptom. This kind of cancer can be prevented by changing of the lifestyle habits and starting a plant based natural diet.
Pancreatic cancer – Unfortunately, this cancer is known as one of the most aggressive and with the highest death rate. The typical symptoms are bloating with jaundice, poor appetite, weight loss and upper abdominal pain. Diabetes accompanied with back and abdominal pain is another symptom.
Stomach cancer – it doesn’t have any symptoms at the beginning, but later on they can be shown as bloating, indigestion and a feeling of fullness in the upper abdomen. Sometimes it has already reached a dangerous stage when it is diagnosed so the range of symptoms can spread to weight loss and nausea. The bacteria Helicobacter Pylori is another risk factor and at the same time the main reason for stomach cancer.
Liver disease is not dangerous and most of the times is benign, but it can cause the cancer cells to spread from it to the other organs. That is because all the blood is filtered through it and when the cancer cells are into the bloodstream, they will pass through the liver. The risk factors are bloating accompanied with ascites and jaundice. The liver cancer can develop in people who have a history with hepatitis or overuse of alcohol.
Diverticulitis is caused by a combination of several conditions such as bloating, fever and abdominal pain. All these are accompanied with diarrhea or constipation. It should be treated with a liquid diet and antibiotics. By a CAT scan abscess can be excluded, that is a complication which can even require surgery. A high fiber diet should be followed after all the complications have passed.
Pelvic inflammatory disease happens when the ovarian or the Falopian tubes are infected mostly by sexually transmitted diseases, Gonorrhea or Chlamydia. That can happen during miscarriage, abortion, childbirth or insertion of intrauterine device. A pelvic exam should be made, and it is usually treated with antibiotics because it can lead to infertility or ectopic (tubal) pregnancy.
Crohn’s disease – it is an autoimmune disease which affects the GI tract and the small intestine and the colon. The main symptom is bloating and it can cause colon obstructions which can be accompanied with weight loss, nausea, vomiting after eating and blood in the stool. Other symptoms are joint pain, inflammatory in the eyes, mouth ulcers, and skin lesions.
Vaginal bleeding or blood in your stool – If women experience bleeding between periods or after the menopause, they should pay special attention since that can be associated with bloating. However most of the time this is not associated with the most dangerous illnesses but it is most probably a case of hemorrhoids, irregular menstrual cycle, fibroids or endometrial atrophy.
Fever – If the bloating is accompanied with fever, than that is a sign of inflammation or infection. You should check your blood and if the number of white blood cells got bigger, pelvic, urinary or gastrointestinal infection should be excluded.
Uterine cancer – the symptoms are abnormal vaginal bleeding, vaginal discharge which is watery and with blood, pelvic pain, pain during sex or urination. Risk factors are taking estrogen supplements, radiation therapy, tamoxifen, a family history of colon cancer called Lynch Syndrome, or a family history of uterine cancer.
Colon cancer – it can be at the end of the colon or somewhere at the beginning. If it is at the beginning it causes persistent bloating, bleeding and the situation is very likely to worsen. If it is in the middle or at the end, the bloating can only be an initial symptom. This kind of cancer can be prevented by changing of the lifestyle habits and starting a plant based natural diet.
Pancreatic cancer – Unfortunately, this cancer is known as one of the most aggressive and with the highest death rate. The typical symptoms are bloating with jaundice, poor appetite, weight loss and upper abdominal pain. Diabetes accompanied with back and abdominal pain is another symptom.
Stomach cancer – it doesn’t have any symptoms at the beginning, but later on they can be shown as bloating, indigestion and a feeling of fullness in the upper abdomen. Sometimes it has already reached a dangerous stage when it is diagnosed so the range of symptoms can spread to weight loss and nausea. The bacteria Helicobacter Pylori is another risk factor and at the same time the main reason for stomach cancer.
Liver disease is not dangerous and most of the times is benign, but it can cause the cancer cells to spread from it to the other organs. That is because all the blood is filtered through it and when the cancer cells are into the bloodstream, they will pass through the liver. The risk factors are bloating accompanied with ascites and jaundice. The liver cancer can develop in people who have a history with hepatitis or overuse of alcohol.
Diverticulitis is caused by a combination of several conditions such as bloating, fever and abdominal pain. All these are accompanied with diarrhea or constipation. It should be treated with a liquid diet and antibiotics. By a CAT scan abscess can be excluded, that is a complication which can even require surgery. A high fiber diet should be followed after all the complications have passed.
Pelvic inflammatory disease happens when the ovarian or the Falopian tubes are infected mostly by sexually transmitted diseases, Gonorrhea or Chlamydia. That can happen during miscarriage, abortion, childbirth or insertion of intrauterine device. A pelvic exam should be made, and it is usually treated with antibiotics because it can lead to infertility or ectopic (tubal) pregnancy.
Crohn’s disease – it is an autoimmune disease which affects the GI tract and the small intestine and the colon. The main symptom is bloating and it can cause colon obstructions which can be accompanied with weight loss, nausea, vomiting after eating and blood in the stool. Other symptoms are joint pain, inflammatory in the eyes, mouth ulcers, and skin lesions.
Vaginal bleeding or blood in your stool – If women experience bleeding between periods or after the menopause, they should pay special attention since that can be associated with bloating. However most of the time this is not associated with the most dangerous illnesses but it is most probably a case of hemorrhoids, irregular menstrual cycle, fibroids or endometrial atrophy.
Fever – If the bloating is accompanied with fever, than that is a sign of inflammation or infection. You should check your blood and if the number of white blood cells got bigger, pelvic, urinary or gastrointestinal infection should be excluded.