Do you have signs of Ovarian Cancer?

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Find out by taking our quiz!

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Do you have a family history of breast or ovarian cancer?

  • A.
    Yes, one relative has had breast or ovarian cancer. 

    (1 points)
  • B.
    Yes, more than one relative has had breast or ovarian cancer.

    (2 points)
  • C.
    No.

    (0 points)
  • D.
    I don't know.

    (0 points)
• 2.
  What is your age?

  • A.
    10-20 years old

    (0 points)
  • B.
    21 to 40 years old

    (0 points)
  • C.
    41+ years old

    (1 points)
• 3.
  Check any or all of the symptoms you are experiencing.

  • A.
    Pelvic Pain

    (1 points)
  • B.
    Abdominal Pain

    (1 points)
  • C.
    Feeling full quickly or unable to eat normally

    (1 points)
  • D.
    Abdominal bloating or increased abdomen size

    (1 points)
  • E.
    Urinary symptoms such as urgency (always feeling like you have to go) or frequency (having to go often)

    (1 points)
  • F.
    Fatigue 

    (1 points)
  • G.
    Changes in your period (heavier or irregular bleeding)

    (1 points)
  • H.
    None of the above

    (0 points)
• 4.
  How many days per month do you experience this symptom or symptoms?

  • A.
    0 to 10 times a month

    (0 points)
  • B.
    10-12 times a month

    (1 points)
  • C.
    More than 12 times a month

    (1 points)
• 5.
  How long have you had this symptom or symptoms?

  • A.
    One month

    (1 points)
  • B.
    More than one month 

    (1 points)
  • C.
    I haven't had any symptoms.

    (0 points)

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  0 to 4 points:

  You are at lower risk based on the answers you have provided.  

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  Based on your answers, you are at low risk of having ovarian cancer. However, if you are truly concerned, speak with your doctor. Some people who get the disease may not have any known risk factors.
• 2.
  5 to 8 points:

  You are at increased risk.

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  You have indicated you have more than one risk factor associated with ovarian cancer. Having a risk factor, or many, does not mean that you have or will get ovarian cancer. You should consider speaking to your doctor about your symptoms and he or she can help you determine whether you should pursue further testing.
• 3.
  9 to 12 points:

  You are at higher risk of ovarian cancer.  

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  You have indicated you have multiple risk factors for ovarian cancer. Having a risk factor, or even many, does not mean that you will get ovarian cancer but you should speak with your doctor about your symptoms, family history, and other risk factors. You and your doctor can determine if you should pursue further testing.