What is the basis for judging ovarian cysts? 4 methods to identify ovarian cancer

The incidence of ovarian cancer has been increasing in the past two years. This disease is related to women's unhealthy lifestyle and long-term emotional problems. Compared with other cancers, this cancer has a relatively good treatment effect. As long as it is discovered in the early stage and treated actively, the survival rate can reach more than 50%. However, many people do not know how to distinguish ovarian cancer. So how to identify ovarian cancer?

1. How to identify ovarian cancer

1. Endometriosis: Ovarian cancer often causes many complications, which can be used to identify ovarian cancer. It can cause adhesions of ovarian masses in the endometrium, and these patients have very severe dysmenorrhea. If the symptoms are severe enough to diagnose ovarian cancer, then laparotomy is necessary.

2. Chronic frequent urination and urgency: Ovarian cancer can also cause chronic urinary difficulties, which cannot be relieved and can be easily misdiagnosed as urethritis. Ovarian cancer patients can feel an obvious mass when touching their lower abdomen, which can cause pain during urination, as well as urgency and inability to urinate completely.

3. Adnexal or peritoneal tuberculosis: Cancer can also cause tuberculosis complications in the later stages. This complication can cause the patient to lose weight, have a flushed face, and even experience symptoms such as hair loss and amenorrhea. Generally, the diagnosis of tuberculosis can be confirmed through B-ultrasound or gastrointestinal angiography.

4. Pelvic mass: Pelvic mass is also the main symptom of ovarian cancer. This mass will generally grow larger and larger, and the pain in the lower abdomen is very obvious. It will also gradually harden as the disease progresses, affecting other internal organs.

2. How to care after ovarian cancer surgery

1. Keep the wound dry: The wound left by ovarian cancer surgery is relatively large and requires regular dressing changes. When caring for such patients, you must pay attention to whether the patient's wound has fluid accumulation. If so, clean it in time and wipe off the accumulated blood.

2. Auxiliary treatment with Chinese medicine: This type of patients can take some blood-nourishing Chinese medicine appropriately. Although Chinese medicine cannot cure cancer, it can relieve symptoms and improve the body's circulation.