Symptoms of left ovarian teratoma

Symptoms of left ovarian teratoma usually include a mass, bloating or pain in the lower abdomen, and some patients may experience menstrual abnormalities or difficulty urinating. If the tumor ruptures or twists, it may cause severe abdominal pain and requires immediate medical attention.

Teratoma is one of the common tumors of the ovary, which is divided into mature and immature types. The mature type is usually benign and may not show obvious symptoms when it is small, but as the tumor grows, a hard mass will be felt in the abdomen, accompanied by dull pain or pain. If the tumor compresses the surrounding tissues, it may cause difficulty in defecation, frequent urination or urgency. If torsion, rupture or infection occurs, the symptoms will rapidly worsen, manifested as severe pain, nausea, vomiting or fever, and in severe cases may cause acute abdomen.

Teratoma is one of the common tumors of the ovary, which is divided into mature and immature types. The mature type is usually benign and may not show obvious symptoms when it is small, but as the tumor grows, a hard mass will be felt in the abdomen, accompanied by dull pain or pain. If the tumor compresses the surrounding tissues, it may cause difficulty in defecation, frequent urination or urgency. If torsion, rupture or infection occurs, the symptoms will rapidly worsen, manifested as severe pain, nausea, vomiting or fever, and in severe cases may cause acute abdomen.

It is recommended that women undergo regular gynecological ultrasound examinations, especially when abdominal discomfort occurs, and seek medical evaluation in a timely manner. If a teratoma is confirmed, surgical resection is recommended for treatment, including laparoscopic surgery, laparotomy, or tumor removal surgery that preserves ovarian function. The specific plan should be determined based on the nature and size of the tumor and the age of the patient. Regular follow-up examinations should be conducted after surgery to prevent recurrence or monitor other complications.