Causes of ovarian tumors

Causes of ovarian tumors

The early symptoms of ovarian malignant tumors are usually not obvious. The main manifestations in the late stage are abdominal distension, nausea, vomiting, uneven tumor surface, and poor activity. Late-stage patients may also develop malignant diseases such as weight loss and anemia, accompanied by abnormal vaginal bleeding.

Benign ovarian tumors usually have no symptoms in the early stages. Only during gynecological examinations, when the tumor increases, it can cause abdominal distension or abdominal masses. The tumor occupies the entire pelvic and abdominal cavity, and symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and palpitations may occur. Ovarian malignant tumors usually have no symptoms in the early stages, and there is a lack of effective treatment in the late stages. The mortality rate ranks first among gynecological tumors. Women with a family history of genetic diseases are recommended to undergo genetic testing. The cause of ovarian tumors is still unclear and is related to genetic factors. According to the tissue type, they can be divided into benign ovarian tumors, borderline tumors, and malignant tumors.

Symptoms of benign ovarian tumors

Benign ovarian tumors have no symptoms in the early stages and are generally not felt, but if the tumor is relatively large, you may feel a lump when touching the abdomen, which may cause pain, pain, or increased vaginal discharge. The occurrence of benign tumors needs to be closely monitored, and surgical treatment should be considered if it grows significantly or has symptoms in a short period of time. Although it is a benign tumor, if it is relatively large, it also requires surgical treatment.

Borderline serous tumor of ovary

The five-year survival rate of patients with serous tumors is 98%, and the ten-year survival rate is 96%. This is because the occurrence of ovarian cysts is closely related to daily habits and work and rest time. Borderline serous tumors are a category of ovarian cysts. The survival time of borderline serous tumors is closely related to the characteristics of the cysts and whether they are treated in a timely and standardized manner. According to relevant statistics, the five-year survival rate of patients with serous tumors is about 92% to 100%, and the ten-year survival rate is 75% to 90%. Pay more attention to your living and eating habits, don't stay up late, don't overwork, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and do proper physical exercise to improve your body's immunity.