Can ovarian cancer be cured

Can ovarian cancer be cured?

The cause of ovarian malignancy is still unclear, but it may be related to the following factors: genetic factors, especially family patients with ovarian cancer, breast cancer, pancreatic cancer, prostate cancer, colorectal cancer, etc., the risk of ovarian cancer in relatives may increase; endocrine factors such as early menarche and no reproductive history.

Typical symptoms:

Pain: Ovarian malignant tumors may cause a considerable degree of persistent swelling and pain due to tumor changes such as bleeding, necrosis, and rapid growth.

Menstrual irregularities: irregular uterine bleeding and postmenopausal bleeding are occasionally seen.

Weight loss: progressive weight loss in the late stage.

Other symptoms:

Lower abdominal mass: 75% of malignant ovarian tumors have bilateral growth, while only 15% of benign ovarian tumors have bilateral growth.

Ascites: Although benign ovarian tumors such as fibroids or papillary cystadenomas can also be complicated by ascites, ovarian malignant tumors are more likely to be associated with ascites. If malignant tumor cells pass through the capsule or metastasize to the peritoneum, the ascites may be bloody.

Malignant physiology: The course of the disease is delayed for a long time, due to long-term consumption, loss of appetite and progressive weight loss, fatigue, fatigue and other malignant symptoms. Clinical symptoms: pain, irregular menstruation, fatigue, tiredness, progressive weight loss, etc.