What are the hazards and sequelae of gynecological teratoma

If you experience abdominal pain or irregular bleeding, please consult a professional doctor in time. Gynecological teratoma is a benign tumor that is more common in the ovaries. It is composed of different germ layer tissues and may contain hair, teeth, etc. Usually teratomas are asymptomatic, but if they are large or twisted, they may cause pain or compression symptoms. The main hazards of teratomas include affecting fertility, causing pain, and the possibility of malignant transformation in rare cases. Surgery is a common treatment option.

For women who are found to have teratomas, most of the time they are discovered accidentally through imaging examinations, and physical examinations often show abdominal masses or pelvic tumors. Although benign teratomas rarely become malignant, they may still become malignant in a few cases and require regular follow-up. Surgical resection is the main treatment method. Through minimally invasive surgery, patients recover faster after surgery and have less impact on fertility. After surgery, you should pay attention to reasonably adjust your lifestyle, maintain a healthy diet and exercise moderately to promote recovery.

For women who are found to have teratomas, most of the time they are discovered accidentally through imaging examinations, and physical examinations often show abdominal masses or pelvic tumors. Although benign teratomas rarely become malignant, they may still become malignant in a few cases and require regular follow-up. Surgical resection is the main treatment method. Through minimally invasive surgery, patients recover faster after surgery and have less impact on fertility. After surgery, you should pay attention to reasonably adjust your lifestyle, maintain a healthy diet and exercise moderately to promote recovery.

After the teratoma is removed, patients may worry about whether it will affect their future fertility. In most cases, surgical removal of a unilateral tumor does not affect fertility, but if there are other reproductive health problems, professional evaluation is required. Maintaining regular physical examinations and regular follow-up examinations, and timely monitoring of postoperative conditions, will help optimize long-term health. Paying attention to getting more rest and maintaining physical and mental happiness, balancing life and work pressures, can help female friends better cope with physical changes. If abnormal symptoms such as persistent abdominal pain, menstrual disorders, etc. occur, seek medical attention in time so that potential health problems can be dealt with early.