The relationship between ovarian tumors and genetic factors

Are ovarian cysts caused by genetics? Although many patients suffer from ovarian cysts, they still have little knowledge about ovarian cysts and do not understand the causes of ovarian cysts. So how are ovarian cysts caused? Can genetics cause ovarian cysts?

If you want to treat ovarian cysts correctly, you must start with the cause. On the basis of understanding the cause of ovarian cysts, you can find treatment methods, so that you can have a better treatment effect. Experts point out that ovarian cysts are related to genetics, so this factor cannot be ignored during treatment.

The etiology of ovarian cysts is complex and is mostly caused by a combination of factors. It is still unclear in most patients. It is believed to be related to genetics, autoimmune processes, infection, endocrine (such as the secretion of hormones in the "thalamus-pituitary-ovarian-uterine" gonadal axis), etc. Among them, the most research is on ovarian cysts and autoimmunity. The abnormalities that have been found include antibodies to FSH, antibodies to FSH receptors, antibodies to parathyroid glands, thyroid glands, and adrenal glands. Some patients have recovered ovarian function after immunosuppressive treatment.

Genetic abnormalities are also heterogeneous and multifactorial, including FSH receptor abnormalities, translocation of homologous sequences of chromosomes X and Y, FSH structural abnormalities (inability to bind to receptors), etc. Infectious factors include mumps, viral infections, etc.

Through the above introduction, we can understand that ovarian cysts are indeed caused by genetic factors. Therefore, if there are patients with ovarian cysts in the family, then female friends should pay more attention to improving their awareness of ovarian cyst prevention in life to prevent the harm to the body after the occurrence of ovarian cysts.