What symptom does benign teratoma have?

summary

Teratomas are different from ordinary tumors. They are born because of abnormal division of pluripotent cells at the time of birth. Teratomas can grow with the growth of patients. Generally, they will not cause any harm or bring any symptoms to patients. Sometimes, they can accompany the life of patients. But when the teratoma continues to grow, even more than 5 cubic centimeters, it may affect the life of patients, so this time we need to take measures, small teratoma will not have any symptoms, only grow up there will be a variety of symptoms, the following is to introduce it.

What symptom does benign teratoma have?

Teratoma patients are often born with, in the small or no function, patients do not have any clinical symptoms, and will not think of other benign or malignant tumors to bring serious harm to the body, small teratoma will not bring harm to the human body.

In the early stage of teratoma, the clinical manifestations may be low back pain, abnormal motor sensation of both lower limbs, abnormal reflex of both lower limbs, dysfunction of bladder and rectal sphincter, and some male patients may also have the phenomenon of nourishing stomach. These symptoms are not obvious in the early stage.

When the teratoma grows to a certain size, because the tumor is mainly in the lower end of the spinal cord, especially in the conus and cauda equina, so there are more patients with lower body pain. Most of the patients will also have rectal and bladder dysfunction, and will have discomfort when urinating and defecating.

matters needing attention

Teratoma patients without symptoms can not be compared to treatment, if the symptoms are more serious surgery, patients after surgery should eat more vitamin content high food, avoid eating some spicy food. Eat more vitamin C rich fruits and vegetables, such as apples, bananas, pears, papaya, strawberries, oranges, grapefruit, green vegetables, celery and Auricularia auricula. These words are good for your health. You must go to the hospital regularly for examination.