What are the symptoms of malignant uterine cysts?

This disease occurs in the uterus. The harm to women is very serious because of uterine problems. It not only affects reproductive health, but also directly endangers women's fertility. As for life and health, especially uterine malignant cysts, women need to take special precautions. So below we will analyze some clinical symptoms of uterine malignant cysts that female friends should pay attention to.

(I) Clinical manifestations of benign uterine cysts

It develops slowly and is often asymptomatic in the early stages, and is often discovered accidentally during a gynecological examination. People with medium-sized tumors often feel a discomfort in the abdomen and can feel a lump that grows from one side of the lower abdomen upward. During gynecological examination, a spherical mass was felt on one side of the uterus. It was cystic or solid, with a smooth surface and no adhesion to the uterus. The elderly could move freely. Large or huge tumors that fill the pelvis and abdomen may cause compression symptoms such as frequent urination, constipation, shortness of breath, palpitations, etc. A mass can be felt in the abdomen with poor mobility, porphyria on percussion and no shifting dullness. During gynecological examination, the vaginal vault is full and the lower pole of the tumor can be felt. The uterine body is located to the side or front and back of the tumor and moves with the cervix.

2. Clinical manifestations of malignant uterine cysts

There are usually no symptoms in the early stages, and when symptoms appear, the disease is often in the late stage. Due to the rapid growth of the tumor, abdominal distension, abdominal masses and ascites may occur in the short term. How the tumor infiltrates into surrounding tissues or compresses nerves can cause abdominal pain, back pain, or lower limb pain. If the pelvic veins are compressed, lower limb edema may occur. If it is a functional tumor, it may produce corresponding symptoms of excess estrogen or androgen. Late-stage patients show cachexia. During gynecological examination, scattered hard nodules can be felt in the posterior fornix of the vagina. The lumps are mostly lateral, solid or semi-solid, with an uneven surface, fixed, and often accompanied by bloody ascites. Sometimes swollen lymph nodes can be felt in the groin, armpits, or above the collarbone.

As long as we understand some of the clinical symptoms of uterine cysts, we will be able to know whether our bodies will be adversely affected by this disease, and take the most scientific and effective treatment and prevention measures in life. We also hope that after understanding these contents, everyone can pay attention to it in life.