What is left ovarian teratoma?

Everyone knows that the ovaries are a relatively important part of the female body. Once any problem occurs, it will have a great impact on women's life and body. What we often hear about is the disease of left ovarian teratoma. Many people don’t know what it is, so let’s take a look at the detailed introduction below. I hope everyone can understand.

reason:

1. If a woman has a bad diet for a long time, has unscientific living habits, and has excessive social and psychological pressure, these can all be considered as the causes of the left ovarian cyst.

2. If the tissue fluid in a woman's body becomes acidic, the dissolved oxygen content of normal body cells infiltrated in this acidic environment will decrease, and some will actively mutate and develop tumor characteristics, forming a real tumor entity.

3. Experts say that when our body becomes acidic, tissues in other parts of the body may also become cancerous, which further aggravates the impact on body functions, aggravates the harm of acidification, and causes left ovarian cysts.

Treatment:

1. Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment: Although Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment of ovarian cysts has achieved certain breakthroughs, most common fluid-filled cysts can be controlled or alleviated after a period of Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment. However, the efficacy of Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment of ovarian cysts mostly remains at the level of relieving symptoms, and it is difficult to perform radical treatment. Many patients experience recurrence of the disease during treatment, and a small number of patients experience recurrence after treatment, which affects their lives.

2. Surgical treatment: unilateral salpingo-oophorectomy; bilateral ovarian cystectomy; adnexectomy and total hysterectomy. The tumor will recur and regrow after surgery, so except for patients who undergo organ removal, most patients who undergo ovarian cystectomy will still have the possibility of recurrence. In addition, the surgery is traumatic, the patient is in great pain, and there is the possibility of complications after surgery.

3. Drug treatment: When a mixed mass is diagnosed in the ovary, conservative treatment can be given for one to two courses depending on the situation, and then the B-ultrasound can be repeated. If the mass has shrunk, surgery is not necessary. If it has not changed or even grown, surgery is necessary. The effectiveness of drug therapy in treating ovarian cysts only stays at the level of relieving symptoms. It is difficult to treat the disease fundamentally, which is also the key reason for the recurrence of ovarian cysts.

4. Ultrasound interventional therapy: This is one of the more advanced methods for treating ovarian cysts. This therapy not only does not require surgery, but also prevents recurrence after treatment, has little trauma, and has no side effects. It does not affect the patient's daily work and life after treatment. The most important thing is that it has no effect on the patient's future fertility.

No matter what disease it is, it has a cause and a treatment. Many people die because they are unable to avoid those causes. So there will always be symptoms in the body, but I believe that everyone knows a lot about what is the left ovarian teratoma introduced above, so that you can take better care of your health.