Early symptoms of malignant ovarian cancer

Early symptoms of malignant ovarian cancer:

Ovarian tumors refer to tumors that occur on the ovaries and can occur at any age, including benign and malignant ovarian tumors. Due to the lack of specificity of early ovarian cancer, it is easy to be mixed with common digestive tract diseases and pelvic diseases caused by other reasons, resulting in missed diagnosis and misdiagnosis. If there are unexplained symptoms such as abdominal distension, abdominal pain, fatigue, indigestion, reduced menstruation, irregular vaginal bleeding, lower limb or vulvar edema, etc., you should seek medical attention in time to understand the diagnosis, detect the lesions as soon as possible, and treat them in time.

Early symptoms of ovarian cancer include:

1. The early manifestations of ovarian cancer are atypical, and a large number of local patients are in the late stage when clinically diagnosed with ovarian cancer;

2. Patients often experience abdominal distension, especially in the lower abdomen. The possibility of ovarian cancer should be considered, and it does not improve after extensive treatment.

3. Pelvic or lower abdominal pain, which may be dull pain, distending pain, and sometimes mixed with some minor stabbing pain;

4. The patient has difficulty eating or feels full;

5 The ovaries are located in the pelvic cavity. When the mass grows to a certain level and affects the surrounding nerves and organs, frequent urination and bowel movements will occur.