A woman in her 30s noticed her period was irregular. It turns out, she had ovarian cancer.

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Natalie May was diagnosed with stage 1 ovarian cancer at 37 years old. Courtesy of Natalie MayA woman was diagnosed with early ovarian cancer after she had an irregular menstrual period. She was 37, more than a decade younger than typical patients, and a rare case of stage 1.

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