What is ovarian teratoma

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The ovary is the place where the egg cells are secreted, which is the only function of the ovary. If people with poor quality of life are prone to suffer from ovarian teratoma, I would like to share the relevant knowledge about ovarian teratoma with you.

What is ovarian teratoma

First of all, ovarian teratoma is a common ovarian germ cell tumor. This disease basically occurs in women who have already given birth. About 15% of the total number of primary ovarian tumors, of which 95% - 98% are benign mature teratoma, only a few people will appear malignant tumor.

Then mature cystic teratoma mostly occurs in women of childbearing age about 30 years old. No specific clinical symptoms, the main manifestation is pelvic mass, 25% of patients were found by accident, 10% of patients due to tumor rupture, torsion or bleeding will have acute abdominal pain.

Finally, most mature cystic teratomas occur in women of childbearing age about 30 years old. No specific clinical symptoms, the main manifestation is pelvic mass, 25% of patients were found by accident, 10% of patients due to tumor rupture, torsion or bleeding will have acute abdominal pain. The diagnostic rate of ultrasonography is high, usually unilateral ovarian cystic and solid mass can be seen. The typical ultrasonographic features include dough sign, mural nodule sign, disordered structure sign, lipid stratification sign or waterfall sign. Serological examination showed slight elevation of CA199 and AFP. Complications included torsion, rupture and infection. Torsion of cyst can cause necrosis, perforation and intraperitoneal hemorrhage. Rupture of cyst can cause chemical peritonitis. Seborrhea into the abdominal cavity can form peritoneal lipid granuloma. Mature teratomas with glial components can be implanted in peritoneum after rupture, which is called peritoneum pseudoglioma. Immature teratomas grow rapidly and can penetrate the capsule in the early stage and spread directly to the pelvic cavity for implantation. Later, lymph node metastasis and extraperitoneal metastasis may occur, and later, hematogenous metastasis may occur to the lung, liver and other organs.

matters needing attention

The person that has ovarian teratoma does not eat excitant food, want a child before must have done gravidity examination, should notice to work and rest on time at ordinary times. Don't eat cocks, geese and other hair. When pruritus is serious, you can't eat seafood, stimulating and sensitizing food. You can eat more taro, kelp, amaranth, cabbage, mustard, laver, chicken blood, snake meat and pangolin.