How does ovarian cancer metastasize

How does ovarian cancer metastasize?

Ovarian cancer can spread directly, locally, by lymph node metastasis, or by blood type metastasis.

1. Direct implantation: Ovarian cells can be implanted in various parts of the abdominal cavity to continue to grow. The most common metastatic site is the peritoneum, which is the peritoneum and the organ peritoneum that covers the surface of various organs in the abdominal cavity.

2. Local spread and growth: Ovarian carcinoma in situ gradually grows and spreads, involving the adjacent uterus, fallopian tubes, and vagina.

3. With the spread of lymph fluid, due to the prominent clinical manifestations of abdominal implantation and local invasion of ovarian cancer, lymph node metastasis will exist for a long time, and 10% of patients will have lymph node metastasis.

4. Although blood type dissemination is relatively rare, patients with extremely advanced stages may experience metastasis to the liver and lungs.

It is recommended that ovarian cancer patients go to a regular hospital for drug or surgical treatment in time, postoperative radiotherapy or chemotherapy, to avoid metastasis. In daily life, we need to avoid eating spicy and irritating foods such as pepper, pepper, etc.