Is the recurrence rate of ovarian tumor high?

Ovarian tumor is a stubborn disease that affects the normal life and work of patients, and even their physical and mental health and fertility. Therefore, active treatment of the disease is critical. However, if the treatment is not thorough, it will cause great harm to women. However, even if the treatment is good, how high is the incidence of the disease?

Common reasons why ovarian tumors are prone to recurrence

Surgery can only remove visible chocolate cysts, but it cannot guarantee the complete removal of the hidden small chocolate cysts. Since the surgery itself is destructive, it will stimulate the growth of these residual chocolate cysts to a certain extent, so the recurrence rate after surgery is high. According to incomplete statistics, the recurrence rate is as high as 38% to 51% 3 years after surgery. Therefore, supplementary treatment must be carried out after surgery to prevent recurrence.

Ways to prevent ovarian tumor recurrence

At present, there are two kinds of postoperative prevention methods. One is to get pregnant immediately to prevent recurrence for those who want to have children; the other is to choose imported injections, oral imported medicines and Marvelon. In short, after menstruation stops, the chance of recurrence is much smaller.

Treatment of ovarian tumors

In clinical practice, the most common recurrence is in patients who have undergone surgical treatment. Since surgical treatment cannot completely eliminate the existence of the tumor, recurrence may occur under the stimulation of unreasonable diet and bad living habits. In addition, although Western medicine treatment can relieve the symptoms of ovarian cysts, it can also cause recurrence of ovarian cysts due to discontinuation of medication. Therefore, patients with ovarian tumors must be cautious in choosing the treatment method.

The above is an introduction to the recurrence rate after treatment of ovarian tumors, as well as related prevention methods. I hope that it will be helpful to patients and friends. We must not be soft-hearted with the disease. We must nip the disease in the bud and not let it grow. If it recurs, then female friends are requested to actively do preventive work according to the prevention methods provided to minimize the incidence rate.