How long can patients with ovarian tumors generally live

In fact, patients are very afraid that the disease they suffer from is related to tumors. In general, family members will not tell patients that the disease they suffer from is a tumor. In this state, it is not conducive to treatment. So how long can patients with ovarian tumors usually live? Let's find out together!

The mortality rate from ovarian tumors has increased, 1.85 times that of 2011

The biggest change in the classification of malignant tumors is ovarian tumors. According to data monitoring, as the main malignant tumors in women, the mortality rates of ovarian tumors and cervical tumors have increased significantly. Compared with 2011, the mortality rate of ovarian tumors has increased by 84.71, which is 1.85 times that of 2011, and the mortality rate of cervical tumors has increased by 43.30, which is 1.43 times that of 2011.

Why did ovarian and cervical tumors change so much in a year? Experts believe that there are many reasons. On the one hand, it is the influence of environment and diet. On the other hand, it may have a lot to do with the fact that women pay more attention to health and the gradual improvement of diagnostic technology.

In recent years, the number of female cancer patients has gradually increased. Most patients with ovarian and cervical cancer are diagnosed late and receive untimely treatment.

"During the diagnosis and treatment process, we found that the female group with late-stage ovarian tumors and cervical tumors are mainly women in their 50s and 60s." Experts said that as women get older, they must pay attention to detecting physical abnormalities as early as possible, and early detection and early treatment.

The sharp increase in the number of deaths from ovarian and cervical tumors is shocking, and women and all sectors of society need to remain vigilant. Women should take scientific care and prevention measures and have regular physical examinations, which is the key to preventing female tumors.

Malignant tumors are the number one killer, with lung tumors ranking first

According to gender statistics, the leading cause of death for men is malignant tumors, while for women it is cardiovascular disease.

In terms of malignant tumors, lung tumors ranked first, with a mortality rate that increased by 9.20% compared with 2011; liver tumors and stomach tumors still ranked second and third. "The crude mortality rate of malignant tumors in men is 1.77 times that of women, and the crude mortality rate of lung tumors in men is 1.75 times that of women."

According to the mortality analysis, except for cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and neuropsychiatric diseases, the mortality rate of men is higher than that of women. In particular, the mortality rate of injuries, malignant tumors, digestive system diseases and chronic respiratory diseases is significantly higher than that of women, which are the main diseases that cause gender differences in mortality.

"The mortality rate of men is higher than that of women. The main reason for the difference is that men are more exposed to certain risky behavioral factors than women. In addition, men have more unhealthy lifestyle behaviors or lifestyle diseases than women, among which smoking and excessive drinking are the two most critical factors."

Through the above introduction, I believe that everyone now has a new understanding of the mortality rate of ovarian malignant tumors. In recent years, the mortality rate of ovarian malignant tumors has soared. For everyone's health, everyone should learn more about ovarian malignant tumors in their daily lives. Pay attention to targeted prevention of ovarian malignant tumors, so that you can reduce the risk of ovarian malignant tumors. If everyone can do this, then the incidence of ovarian malignant tumors will be reduced.