What are the abnormalities when ovarian cancer recurs

Most ovarian cancer patients will have a relapse after treatment, and it is more difficult to deal with when ovarian cancer relapses. Discomfort in the lower abdomen, or a slight drop in the abdomen, and increased abdominal circumference may all be symptoms of ovarian cancer relapse. Below, we will ask experts to analyze the symptoms of ovarian cancer relapse in detail.

Symptoms of ovarian cancer recurrence include:

1. Sex hormone disorder: Some ovarian cancer patients may suffer from precocious puberty, menstrual disorders or postmenopausal vaginal bleeding due to excessive estrogen; if it is testicular prostate cancer, it will produce too much androgen and show signs of masculinization.

2. Pain in the waist and abdomen: This is the main symptom of ovarian cancer recurrence. It is related to the infiltration of cancer or adhesion of tissues adjacent to the ovaries, so women must pay attention when they experience abdominal pain.

3. Oligomenorrhea or amenorrhea: Most ovarian cancer patients have basically no changes in menstruation. As the tumor grows, cancer cells will destroy the normal ovarian tissue, leading to ovarian dysfunction, and some women will experience symptoms of amenorrhea.

4. Edema of the vulva and lower limbs: As the ovarian cancer grows, the pelvic veins are compressed, resulting in poor blood flow and obstruction of lymphatic return, causing edema of the vulva and lower limbs.

5. Gastrointestinal symptoms: Women with ovarian cancer will have their surrounding ligaments compressed and stretched, and stimulated by ascites. Therefore, gastrointestinal symptoms are one of the symptoms of ovarian cancer recurrence.

The above is the introduction of "Ovarian cancer recurrence symptoms", for reference only. There are many symptoms of ovarian cancer recurrence, we should pay attention to avoid ovarian cancer recurrence to bring us greater harm. If you have other questions about the symptoms of ovarian cancer recurrence, please consult our online experts for more information.

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