How long can a person with ovarian cancer usually live

How long can a patient with ovarian cancer usually live? How long a patient with early ovarian cancer can live depends on many factors, such as the patient's physical fitness, the development of the disease, and the treatment method chosen. Generally, early stage patients can be cured as long as they are treated in time. If they are in the late stage, they can still prolong their lives through treatment. At the same time, they should pay attention to maintaining an optimistic attitude. Through treatment, the occurrence and development of tumors can be controlled, the body's immunity can be enhanced, the patient's pain can be alleviated, the appetite can be improved, the quality of life can be improved, and the survival period can be extended to the maximum extent.

What are the obvious symptoms of ovarian cancer? Many female friends often ask whether their symptoms are early symptoms of ovarian cancer. In order to have a good understanding of this aspect, let's learn about it below.
Early symptoms of ovarian cancer:
1. Abdominal pain and back pain: Ovarian cancer infiltrates surrounding tissues or forms adhesions with adjacent tissues, compressing nerves and causing abdominal pain and back pain, which can range from dull pain to dull pain or even more severe pain.
2. Oligomenorrhea or amenorrhea: Most ovarian cancer patients do not have menstrual changes. If the normal ovarian tissue is destroyed by cancer cells and the patient's overall condition is poor, oligomenorrhea or amenorrhea may occur.
3. Abdominal distension: Abdominal distension can be regarded as a "red card" warning of ovarian cancer. It often occurs before the lower abdominal mass is felt. The reason is that the tumor itself compresses and stretches the surrounding ligaments in the abdominal cavity. In addition, the occurrence of ascites makes patients often feel bloated. Therefore, women with unexplained bloating (especially in menopause) should have a gynecological examination in time.