Can patients with ovarian tumors get pregnant

According to the experience summarized by experts, women who have not given birth to children have a higher chance of developing ovarian cancer than those who have a history of childbearing. If a woman has a complete pregnancy process, her immunity to gynecological tumors such as ovarian cancer and breast cancer can be enhanced. Let the experts explain it in detail to everyone below.

Ovarian cancer is the malignant tumor with the highest mortality rate among gynecological tumors. It is as small as an olive, hidden, located deep in the pelvic cavity, and has basically no obvious symptoms in the early stage. Therefore, some people describe ovarian cancer as a silent "killer". When patients experience symptoms such as abdominal distension, abdominal pain, weight loss, and anemia, the disease has often progressed to the late stage and the treatment effect is poor.

Ovarian cancer can occur in women of any age. Lifelong infertility, multiple miscarriages, and benign ovarian tumors are all risk factors for ovarian cancer. Among them, DINKs who are lifelong infertile are at high risk of ovarian cancer. In fact, every ovulation and repair process of women will damage the ovarian epithelium, which may cause ovarian epithelial gene mutations and lead to cancer, forming ovarian epithelial cancer.

The ovaries stop ovulating during pregnancy, and also stop ovulating for a period of time during the postpartum lactation period. Therefore, the childbearing process allows the ovaries to temporarily rest and maintain, reducing damage to the ovaries and lowering the chance of cancer.

Has the above reading helped you resolve your doubts? Ovarian cancer must be treated early. Most ovarian cancers are treated with surgery, but it depends on the specific condition. In addition to surgery, we can also choose chemotherapy and Chinese medicine as an auxiliary treatment. Finally, I hope all ovarian cancer patients can recover soon.