Can patients with ovarian tumors have children?

If there is a problem with the ovaries, women will easily think of fertility problems. In particular, ovarian tumors can occur at all ages, and patients aged 20 to 40 are more common. Young women who want to have children are very afraid of having ovarian tumors. Does ovarian tumor affect pregnancy?

In fact, if ovarian tumors are not intervened in time, they will definitely affect women's pregnancy, especially the following four situations, which will affect pregnancy, ovaries, and even life and health.

1. Ovarian tumors disrupt endocrine balance and cause changes in corresponding hormones, thereby interfering with the normal secretion of ovarian hormones and ovulation, and even causing symptoms such as menopause, cervical bleeding, and hirsutism in women.

2. If the ovarian tumor grows too fast and too large, it will affect the blood supply, blood circulation and ovulation of the ovaries, thus causing infertility.

3. If the ovarian tumor experiences acute or chronic torsion or rupture, it will endanger the blood supply to the ovaries and even cause ovarian necrosis, especially if bilateral ovarian tumors rupture, the impact will be greater.

4. If the ovarian tumor is a malignant lesion, it will destroy a large part of the ovarian endometrium, causing the ovarian function to lose balance and become unable to ovulate. This will not only affect pregnancy, but will also cause blockage of the surrounding endometrium, obstruction of the fallopian tubes, and even threaten life and health.