Is the mortality rate of teratoma high?

Is the mortality rate of teratoma high? This is a question that many patients are concerned about. Women's beauty is reflected in many aspects, but the most important part of a woman is her ovaries. So if you unfortunately have an ovarian teratoma, what should you do?

Is the mortality rate of teratoma high? According to experts, teratoma is a benign gynecological disease that will not directly affect life. After diagnosis, surgery is performed as soon as possible and generally the patient recovers well. Treatment can be performed in general women's specialized hospitals and gynecology departments of general hospitals. Generally, hospitals with good reputation, first-class technology and considerate service should be selected as the first choice.

Step 1: For tumors with adhesions, use blunt and sharp techniques to separate the adhesions, free the swelling and pain, and avoid puncturing the tumor.

Step 2: Make a circular incision along the normal tissue of the ovarian hilum and remove the cyst bluntly.

Step 3: Suture the wound with fine silk thread or intestinal suture, and suture the ovarian resection edge again.

Patients with ovarian teratoma must pay attention to the following aspects in their daily lives:

First: Have a good attitude to deal with stress, combine work and rest, and avoid overwork.

Second: Eat alkaline foods regularly to prevent the accumulation of acidic waste, because the acidified body fluid environment is fertile soil for normal cells to become cancerous. Adjusting the acid-base balance of body fluids is an effective way to prevent cancer.

Third: Strengthen physical exercise and improve physical fitness. Live a regular life and develop good living habits.

Fourth: Quit smoking and limit alcohol consumption, do not eat too much salty and spicy food, and do not eat food that is too hot, too cold, expired or spoiled.

The above surgical process is very important for those suffering from ovarian teratoma. Professional and scientific surgical process can not only reduce the risk of surgery, but more importantly, it will not cause great harm to the patient's health. In fact, patients are non-professionals. Only by understanding these surgical processes in detail can they be safer.