What methods can be used to treat ovarian tumors

Ovarian cysts, a type of ovarian tumor, have a more complex tissue morphology than any other organ. Regarding the treatment of ovarian cysts, the sensitivity to radiotherapy is different. Dysgerminoma is the most sensitive to radiotherapy, while granulosa cell tumor is moderately sensitive. Chemotherapy is the main auxiliary therapy for ovarian cysts. Traditional Chinese medicine treats ovarian cysts from a holistic perspective, using sulfur to regulate qi, strengthen the root cause, activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis, soften and disperse nodules, clear away heat and detoxify, and comprehensively regulate the endocrine system to activate qi and blood.

Ovarian cyst is a type of ovarian tumor in a broad sense. The complexity of ovarian cyst tissue morphology exceeds that of any other organ. This is because: ① The tissue structure of the ovary has potential for development of pluripotency; ② The ovary is very close to the urinary system during embryogenesis, and part of the mesonephric tissue can stray into the ovary; ③ The ovary is homologous to the embryonic genital ridge of men and women and differentiates posteriorly.

Radiation therapy for ovarian cysts:

Different tissue types of ovarian malignant tumors have different sensitivities to radiotherapy. Germ cell tumors are the most sensitive to radiotherapy, granulosa cell tumors are moderately sensitive, and epithelial tumors are also somewhat sensitive. Postoperative external irradiation is mainly aimed at residual cancer foci in the pelvic and abdominal cavities. For patients with small residual cancer foci without adhesions in the abdominal cavity, radionuclides can be perfused 7 to 14 days after surgery. 32P10 to 15mCi is usually placed in 300 to 500ml of normal saline and slowly injected into the abdominal cavity.

About chemotherapy for ovarian cysts:

Chemotherapy is the main adjuvant therapy for ovarian cysts. If it is estimated that surgical removal of the tumor is difficult, 1-2 courses of chemotherapy before surgery can improve surgical removal. Postoperative chemotherapy can prevent recurrence; for those who are not completely removed by surgery, chemotherapy can provide temporary relief or even long-term survival; for those who cannot be removed by surgery, chemotherapy can shrink and loosen the tumor, creating conditions for another surgery.

The treatment of ovarian cysts by traditional Chinese medicine starts from the overall view, regulates qi and blood, strengthens the root cause, activates blood circulation and removes blood stasis, softens and disperses nodules, clears away heat and detoxifies, and comprehensively regulates the endocrine system to activate qi and blood, activates the internal organs, takes meridians as the basis, and uses qi and blood. Qi and blood are the material basis of the body, and the internal organs are the source of qi and blood biochemistry, which play the role of managing the generation, control and operation of blood, and regulating the balance of blood and qi. Qi is the driving force of blood. For women, blood is the material basis of menstruation. If the internal organs are dysfunctional, the circulation of qi and blood will be affected, involving the function of the sea of ​​blood, which can lead to the occurrence of various gynecological diseases. Such as ovarian cysts.

Traditional Chinese medicine treatment can relieve patients of the psychological pressure and mental burden brought by surgery, regulate endocrine, strengthen immunity, etc. It is easy to take medicine, does not require surgery, does not damage the vitality, does not require hospitalization, has low risk of pain, does not affect work, study and life, and is low in cost and effective, so that patients can recover soon.