What kind of ovarian cysts can become cancerous?

No matter what kind of patient they are, they are all worried about whether their disease will worsen. Because cancer treatment takes a long time, the mortality rate is still high. Women with ovarian cysts also face confusion, worrying whether their ovarian cysts will develop into pathological changes. However, not all ovarian cysts have the possibility of becoming malignant, and only a small number of severe tumors are prone to becoming malignant. So, which types of ovarian cysts will become diseased?

Which types of ovarian cysts will become diseased?

1. Ovarian cysts grow and develop faster

Ovarian cysts can be divided into benign cysts and malignant cysts. The general growth rate of benign cysts is relatively slow, and some patients have no changes in a year. However, the growth rate of malignant cysts is rapid, and the cysts enlarge rapidly, so they are easily compressed to the uterus and ovaries, affecting the normal functions of the uterus and ovaries. Moreover, it may squeeze the bladder and cause the patient to have difficulty urinating or lower abdominal pain. Some cysts swell to a certain extent and are prone to rupture and bleeding, and are also prone to lesions.

2. The number of ovarian cysts has increased

Ovarian cysts are usually unilateral cysts, but some patients may have bilateral cysts, and the number will increase with time. This type of ovarian cyst is generally malignant and can easily cause lesions, causing ovarian damage, affecting normal ovulation and women's normal menstrual period, etc. Moreover, this type of cyst is prone to recurrence, so patients must pay close attention to the changes in their cysts and make regular follow-up visits. Once any abnormal changes are found, medical treatment should be initiated immediately to control the condition.

3. Ovarian cyst symptoms worsen

In most cases, mild ovarian cysts are not likely to cause great harm to women's bodies. However, if the symptoms of ovarian cysts worsen, women may experience irregular menstruation, excessive vaginal discharge, lower abdominal pain, and infection. This type of ovarian cyst is also very prone to pathological changes, and may infect the surrounding appendages, causing infection and disease in the surrounding appendages and leading to other cancers.

Generally speaking, ovarian cysts are not a very scary disease. However, if women do not pay enough attention when they are sick, causing the condition of ovarian cysts to worsen, there is a possibility of disease progression. Especially for some abnormal ovarian cysts, it should be more important. There are many factors that cause ovarian cysts in women. Dietary structure, endocrine abnormalities, and alkalinization of human tissues may all lead to the formation of ovarian cysts. Therefore, women should pay more attention to protecting their uterus and ovaries in their daily lives to avoid the occurrence of diseases.