Hi All. I am a 46 yr old mom of three. I have been having some issues for about two years...at first I thought I was having hot flashes and starting menopause....burning neck, feeling bloated, headache, pressure. It happened a for a few months and then seemed to get better. Well it came back and I realized it was high blood pressure.( runs in the family and I am overweight and highly stressed most of the time( I am single mom, house in foreclosure, child with spina bifida, another with depression inherited from me(dysthymia)and a third with possible bi polar disorder/depression, unemployment,t you name I have been dealing, with it for a long time...stress is my life) Anyway I kept telling my Dr my BP was high....but every time I went it was normal....then I went to a walk in one day because I had chest pain and shortness of breath...and high blood pressure...I can tell when my BP is high just by the way I feel... that day it was 168/110. Diagnosed with acute stress.....duh. Recently it dawned on me that my BP is high when I have my period...so made another appointment with my regular dr. Came out of there with "lets rule out ovarian cancer"....after listening to me thoroughly she palpated my abdomen and said " you've got a lot of ovary in there" on my right side....and after thinking about it I remember recently tying my shoes and feeling that sharp stab of ovary pain I usually get when ovulating.... but I was on my period...so I am going for the ultrasound on Wednesday (two days), waiting for the blood work to comeback...my question is this...(sorry so wordy) has anyone had high blood pressure as a symptom of ovarian cancer?? Has anyone had issues with BP related to menstruation?? Thanks in advance...I am not freaking out about CA but I wasn't expecting that as I went in to talk about my BP...I don't have time to be sick I have a kid who is never going to take care of herself...and no one to take care of her if something happens to me and two other kids, four rescued dogs... I am nervous if it is cancer it is late stage as it seems most people don't realize or get diagnosed early on. Hope you are all doing well!!!