The four main symptoms of ovarian cancer are:

• Persistent stomach pain
• Persist bloating or increased stomach size
• Difficulty eating or feeling full quickly
• Needing to wee more frequently

Occasionally other symptoms may include:

• Changes in bowel habits (diarrhoea or constipation)
• Fatigue 
• Back pain

The key features of the symptoms of ovarian cancer are:

• Their persistency – they don’t go away
• Their frequency -  they occur on most days
• They are new – they started in the last 12 months
• They are unusual – they are not normal for you
• Similar to IBS  - but ovarian cancer symptoms are distinctive because they are frequent and persistent  whilst  IBS symptoms come and go

*Taken Directly from the Ovarian Cancer Action Website http://www.ovarian.org.uk/about-ovarian-cancer/symptoms/

Great Video from NHS Choices about What Ovarian Cancer is and how it is diagnosed.

Great, self explanatory video about checking your breasts regularly.