What are the hazards of ascites in ovarian cancer

Women should receive treatment as soon as possible when they develop ovarian cancer, otherwise it will lead to a series of complications. If there is peritoneal effusion, it means that the disease has reached the late stage and it will be very difficult to treat at this time. So what are the hazards of peritoneal effusion in ovarian cancer?

For ovarian cancer patients, if abdominal effusion occurs, it means that the cancer has reached the late stage. Generally speaking, it is very difficult to control ascites in female patients, and it may even endanger the patient's life. Although the abdominal effusion of ovarian cancer is relatively serious, patients cannot give up treatment easily. The combination of Chinese and Western medicine can help effectively alleviate the patient's condition.
Ascites in patients with ovarian cancer must be treated promptly. Most patients cannot bear the hazards of surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy, so patients must carefully choose the treatment method during treatment. Patients with ascites in patients with ovarian cancer should not blindly follow the tumor or shrink the mass, but should improve symptoms as quickly as possible to effectively control their condition. After the condition stabilizes, they can consider surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy based on the situation.