Pathological changes of different types of ovarian tumors

Ovarian cysts are also a common gynecological disease. Since the ovaries are located in the pelvic cavity, tumors are usually asymptomatic in the early stages, so they are not easy to detect early. Most are benign. In young girls and postmenopausal women, they are often malignant and should be taken seriously. When malignant tumors are discovered, they are often in the late stages, so the cure rate is low.

What are the symptoms of ovarian cysts? In the early stage, they appear as benign cysts, but some of them turn into malignant ones later. Most common ovarian cysts are benign. For the examination of ovarian cysts, B-mode ultrasound is the most commonly used. The early symptoms are that the surface of the cyst is smooth and the size varies, but it can also develop into a huge cyst; it can be single or multiple cysts, and each cyst cavity varies in size.

What are the symptoms of ovarian cysts? It is helpful for patients to understand the symptoms of ovarian cysts. Generally speaking, patients with benign ovarian cysts are in good condition, the cysts grow slowly, and the course of the disease is long; the surface of the mass is smooth, the boundaries are clear, and it can be moved; there is no ascites, and the patient feels good. But malignant ovarian cysts are different. Patients often feel discomfort to varying degrees, and may sometimes have a fever and lose weight quickly; the mass grows very quickly, the course of the disease is short, there may be nodules on the surface of the mass, and it is often accompanied by ascites. If malignant symptoms appear, you should go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.

How to treat ovarian cysts? Most patients with ovarian cysts have no clinical symptoms and may be discovered during occasional examinations. The patient's mentality is very important for the development of the disease. Maintaining a calm mentality and facing difficulties positively can have a good resistance to the development of ovarian cysts. Therefore, do not panic after discovering the symptoms. First, distinguish whether the cyst is malignant or benign. If it is not malignant, then the most important thing is to see a doctor for regular check-ups.

Some cysts, such as follicular cysts, can disappear naturally. If the size of the cyst exceeds 5 cm, there is a tendency to develop during regular observation, or the cyst develops rapidly and increases significantly, then you should be admitted to the hospital for surgery. The specific treatment depends on the doctor's diagnosis, so you should go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment.