What are the reactions of ovarian tumors

What are the reactions of ovarian tumors? Infertility caused by ovarian factors has caused many female friends to fall into a trough, which has brought a heavy psychological blow to women. Ovarian tumors are also one of the ovarian factors, so what are the symptoms of ovarian tumors? Let's learn about it together!

1. Compression symptoms: Larger pelvic masses often cause obvious compression symptoms, and there are discomforts such as frequent urination, urgent bowel movements, anal blockage, lower abdominal distension, or constipation. Compression symptoms are also more common when ovarian cancer has extensive pelvic and abdominal metastasis and there is a large amount of ascites.

2. Gynecological examination: If the internal examination finds that the adnexal tumor is hard, uneven, and has poor mobility, it should be highly suspected of ovarian cancer infiltration and adhesion. If a solid tumor of about 5 cm is touched, it should not be ignored.

3. Ultrasound findings: About 70% of solid ovarian tumors are malignant; mixed cystic and solid tumors are also mostly malignant. If the B-ultrasound examination finds that the tumor wall is thick, it should be highly suspected of malignancy. CT examination and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examination can assist in diagnosis.

4. Gastrointestinal discomfort: The common early symptoms of ovarian cysts are in the gastrointestinal tract. Almost all patients seek medical treatment due to abdominal distension, poor appetite, reduced diet or obvious weight loss. If ascites occurs, abdominal distension will be more obvious and abdominal pain may also occur.

5. Abdominal tumors: Most patients accidentally feel a lower abdominal tumor when they wake up in the morning with a full bladder. If the tumor grows rapidly or ascites appears, this disease should be highly suspected. However, when the tumor is small (less than or equal to 7 cm), it is often difficult to feel it yourself and must be discovered through B-ultrasound examination. It should be understood that ovarian cancer tumors can also be less than or equal to 5 cm. Regular gynecological cancer prevention examinations are indeed necessary. If an ovarian tumor of about 5 cm is found, regular follow-up and close observation are required.

6. Menstrual changes: Ovarian cancer patients may have irregular menstruation and irregular vaginal bleeding. Clinically, it is also found that patients with ovarian dysfunction, such as delayed menarche and early menopause, dysmenorrhea, singleness, infertility or a family history of ovarian cancer are more susceptible to this disease.

Through the above introduction, I hope it can be helpful to female friends. Therefore, female friends must take good care of their ovaries so as not to affect their fertility. Female friends with ovarian tumors must receive timely treatment.