Symptoms of ovarian granulosa cell tumor

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People's living standard is increasing. But most of the women are suffering from ovarian cancer. In fact, people's living standard has improved. But the incidence rate of cancer is also increasing. So after many people find that they are suffering from cancer, most of them do not have much confidence in the treatment of these cancers. Many people think that cancer treatment is very difficult. In fact, as long as cancer patients actively face the disease and get the correct treatment for the disease, they can be cured. Now let's get to know.

Symptoms of ovarian granulosa cell tumor

First: ovarian cancer granulosa cell tumor is one of the most common ovarian tumors with endocrine function, which can occur at any age. Most of them are after menopause. The former is rare in adolescence. There are often sharp abdominal pain symptoms, and it is easy to relapse in late stage. Patients with granulosa cell tumor are 10 times more likely to have endometrial cancer than normal people.

Second: ovarian cancer granulosa cell tumor, also easy to merge with uterine fibroids, more serious symptoms of irregular vaginal bleeding, 6% of patients have the possibility of breast cancer, tumor occurs in postmenopausal women, postmenopausal bleeding is a typical clinical symptoms, there will be breast swelling, breast enlargement, vaginal smear squamous epithelium maturity index right shift and other manifestations.

Third: ovarian cancer classification granulosa cell tumor is divided into granulosa cell tumor and small cell carcinoma, undifferentiated carcinoma, small cell carcinoma, undifferentiated carcinoma of the tumor cell differentiation is poor, cell morphology and granulosa cell tumor cells are sometimes very similar, especially in diffuse or similar follicular arrangement, inexperienced pathologist will make a wrong diagnosis.

matters needing attention

Granulosa cell tumor can cause endocrine disorders and a series of disease symptoms, but this feature is not limited to granulosa cell tumor. Some epithelial tumors with luteinization, such as mucinous cystadenoma, can also have endocrine disorders.