What are the preventive measures for ovarian tumors

Giving birth must be a very happy thing, but have you ever thought that women are very weak after childbirth and their resistance to diseases is at its lowest. At this time, we should not only increase their nutrition, but also pay attention to the prevention of diseases. Let's take a look at how to prevent ovarian malignant tumors after childbirth?

The focus is on early detection of tumors. Regardless of whether they are benign or malignant, early patients often have no obvious symptoms. Benign tumors may become malignant, so regular screening should be carried out. In order to detect ovarian malignant tumors early, the following points should be noted:

(i) All solid ovarian masses or cysts larger than 6 cm should be surgically removed immediately.

(ii) Women before menarche and after menopause with ovarian tumors should be considered tumors. Women of childbearing age with small adnexal cystic masses that do not shrink after 2 months of observation should be considered tumors. If they increase during the observation period, surgery can be performed at any time.

(iii) Pelvic inflammatory masses, especially those suspected of pelvic tuberculosis or endometriosis, should be explored surgically if treatment is ineffective and tumors cannot be ruled out.

(iv) If endometrial adenomatous hyperplasia or endometrial adenocarcinoma is found after menopause, attention should be paid to the presence of ovarian tumors and surgical treatment should be performed promptly.

(V) During pelvic surgery, both ovaries should be carefully checked for lesions. In addition to the indications of ovarian disease itself, for women over 45 years old who need hysterectomy due to uterine disease, it is recommended to remove both adnexa at the same time.

The cause is unclear, but it may be related to the following aspects: external factors of cancer (including chemical, physical, biological and other carcinogenic factors); internal factors of cancer (including immune function, endocrine, genetic, mental factors, etc.), as well as dietary nutrition disorders and bad living habits. It often occurs in perimenopausal women. Those over 35 years old are more likely to have ovarian epithelial cancer, while young and juvenile women are more likely to have germ cell malignant tumors.

Through the introduction of the above content, we have learned the methods to prevent ovarian malignant tumors after childbirth. These methods are very helpful for postpartum women to prevent ovarian malignant tumors. Give postpartum women more healthy and vitamin-rich foods to help them restore their physical strength. Finally, the editor wishes all patients a speedy recovery.