Symptoms of ovarian cancer spread

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If some patients have ovarian cancer or very serious malignant tumor, it will have a great impact on the health of the patients, so they should be treated in time. They can choose to use oral Chinese medicine to alleviate the difference of the disease, or they can choose to use surgical treatment to improve the body's immunity. They usually pay more attention to rest and emotional conditioning, Ovarian cancer treatment has a good effect, ovarian cancer patients if there is a more serious symptoms of cancer cell proliferation, should be paid attention to. Let's talk about the symptoms of ovarian cancer spread.

Symptoms of ovarian cancer spread

Compression symptoms: in the advanced stage of ovarian cancer, when the tumor infiltrates into the surrounding tissue or compresses the nerve, it can cause abdominal pain, low back pain or sciatica and other symptoms; If the pelvic vein is compressed, edema of lower limbs may appear; * when the tumor becomes larger, it can oppress the bladder, resulting in frequent urination, difficulty in urination and urinary retention. Pressing rectum is difficult to defecate; If the gastrointestinal tract is compressed, there will be gastrointestinal symptoms; Compression of the diaphragm can cause dyspnea and can not lie flat.

Pain: malignant ovarian tumor may cause a considerable degree of persistent swelling and pain due to the changes in the tumor, such as the rapid growth of bleeding and necrosis, or the local tenderness and other advanced symptoms of ovarian cancer may be found during the examination.

Abdominal swelling and mass: in advanced ovarian cancer symptoms, abdominal swelling is quite obvious. Due to the rapid growth of ovarian cancer, easy to spread, abdominal will form a large number of ascites and even mass. Small tumors can only be found in the pelvic examination, but when the mass gradually grows beyond the pelvic cavity, the abdomen can be touched by hand. Symptom 5: other advanced symptoms of ovarian cancer: gynecological examination can touch scattered hard nodules and masses in the posterior fornix of vagina, mostly bilateral, substantive, uneven surface, fixed, often accompanied by bloody ascites. Sometimes in the groin, armpit or clavicle can touch the enlarged lymph nodes.

matters needing attention

In premenstrual and postmenopausal women, ovarian tumors should be considered as tumors. Women of childbearing age have small adnexal cystic masses. If they do not shrink after 2 months of observation, they will be considered as tumors. If they increase during observation, they will be operated at any time.