Symptoms of lung metastasis from ovarian cancer

Symptoms of ovarian cancer lung metastasis:

The main metastasis modes of ovarian cancer are implantation metastasis and lymph node metastasis. In the late stage, blood metastasis will occur, abdominal metastasis is more common, and lung metastasis is rare, mainly through blood transfer to the lungs.

Clinically, when ovarian cancer metastasizes to the lungs, it usually has developed to the late stage and is difficult to treat. Pleural effusion and ascites are common complications of ovarian fibroids, and they need to be aspirated to relieve the symptoms.

1. In the later stage of ovarian cancer, the tumor will grow larger and larger, causing necrosis and bleeding. After the tumor cells in the body are killed, they will be discharged through the vagina. In addition, due to the tumor, the normal ovarian tissue will be destroyed. At this time, the patient's menstruation will be disordered, and some patients may even experience amenorrhea.

2. As the tumor grows, the patient will slowly begin to experience abdominal distension, bloating, and intestinal flatulence. The patient may consciously increase the waist circumference and feel a lump in the abdomen. At this time, the patient needs to undergo further corresponding examinations.

3. After ovarian cancer relapses and metastases, a series of gastrointestinal reactions may occur. If the gastrointestinal reactions last for a long time, you must pay attention, as this may be caused by tumor recurrence.

4. As the tumor grows, the patient's abdominal reaction will become more and more obvious, gradually compressing and stimulating the urinary system, and then the patient will experience a series of complications, such as frequent urination, urgency and other symptoms, and some patients will also experience hematuria.