Diagnostic basis of ovarian cancer

Ovarian cancer is diagnosed based on:

Ovarian malignant tumor is one of the common malignant tumors of female reproductive organs. Malignant tumors need to rely on pathological diagnosis. Pathological diagnosis of ovarian cancer requires surgical removal of the mass, pathological examination, and staged treatment according to the examination results. If the tumor is huge, or there is obvious metastasis to the intestines and other organs in the abdominal cavity, it is difficult to complete the operation, and new adjuvant chemotherapy can be selected.

1. Supplement enough protein: For women with ovarian cancer, they need to supplement enough protein. Patients can usually eat as much milk, eggs, fish and other foods as possible. Of course, in order to ensure the normal function, vegetables and fruits must also be eaten more, because these foods are rich in plant protein, as well as many vitamins and minerals.

2. Light diet: If you are diagnosed with ovarian cancer unexpectedly, you should maintain a light diet. Although fat and sweet foods taste good and are attractive, high-fat foods are harmful to the recovery of the disease. It is best for patients to have a light diet, and when cooking fish, do not over-fry.

Ovarian cancer can be diagnosed by:

1. Chest abnormalities are detected through chest X-ray, B-ultrasound and other imaging examinations, and CT scans are performed, and ascites is extracted to check whether there are cancer cells in the ascites.

2. Diagnosis by puncture biopsy guided by B-ultrasound.

3. Diagnosis is made through abdominal examination. Pay attention to daily diet, work and rest, develop good living habits, eat light food, eat less spicy food, have a healthy sex life, and adjust work and rest.