Why does ovarian teratoma occur?

The ovaries are also a very important reproductive organ in women's bodies. The ovaries not only play a reproductive role, but also control a woman's endocrine system because the ovaries secrete many hormones. If the ovarian function is damaged, it will cause a woman's endocrine system to become disordered. However, many women have been diagnosed with ovarian diseases. So why do some women develop ovarian teratomas?

Ovarian teratoma is very common among adult women. Its harmfulness is well known to everyone. The causes of this disease are also very complicated. There are two specific ones:

The first reason is the theory of parthenogenesis, which mainly refers to the fact that the primordial germ cells of patients with ovarian teratoma are severely stimulated, resulting in atypical division, thus causing parthenogenesis. This is the main cause of ovarian teratoma. Every woman should pay attention to changes in her body at all times, and it is best to avoid this cause of the disease.

Another reason is the single-cell theory. Relevant clinical studies have found that ovarian teratomas mainly come from the pre-embryonic stage. Primitive abnormal reactions will occur at this stage. These embryos have strong decomposition characteristics, and the remaining universal cells will grow irregularly. The development of the embryo is also in an abnormal state, and finally it will be completely separated from the whole. The decomposition will be chaotic, the proliferation will increase significantly, and teratoma will form over a long period of time.

The first thing a woman should do after discovering that she has a teratoma on her ovary is to pay attention to it psychologically. Only by cooperating with the doctor and actively receiving treatment can the condition be alleviated. If treatment is not timely, the consequences will be very serious. For example, if a woman suffers from infertility, it is hoped that patients with ovarian teratoma can receive surgical treatment as soon as possible to remove the tumor, so as to avoid serious harm.

Why does ovarian teratoma develop? This is the end of our introduction to the causes of ovarian teratoma. There are two main reasons, namely the parthenogenetic theory and the single-cell theory. Every woman should check her ovaries 1-2 times a year and always pay attention to changes in the ovaries. Once any abnormality is found, go to the hospital for treatment immediately to avoid some serious harm.