Is ovarian cystadenoma serious?

The appearance of ovarian cystadenoma has a great impact on the health of the ovaries, because it is caused by the congestion of secretions in the adenoma. Ovarian cystadenoma will not only appear in the ovarian area, but if it is not treated in time, the patient's body will be prone to symptoms of irregular menstruation and infertility, which will cause great damage to both physical health and life.

What causes ovarian cystadenoma?

Due to the accumulation of glandular secretions in the cystadenoma, the glandular cavity gradually expands and fuses with each other, and cystic cavities of varying sizes can be seen with the naked eye. Cystadenomas usually occur in the ovaries and occasionally in the thyroid and pancreas. There are two main types of ovarian cystadenomas: one is that the glandular epithelium grows in a papillary shape into the cystic cavity and secretes serous fluid, so it is called serous papillary cystadenoma; the other secretes mucus, is often multilocular, has a smooth cystic wall, and rarely has papillary hyperplasia.

Is ovarian cystadenoma serious?

Ovarian cystadenoma is a manifestation of ovarian tumor. It is mainly caused by the retention of secretions in the glandular duct, which gradually expands, thus leading to the disease of cystadenoma. It is relatively harmful to women's health. In addition to being prone to appearing in the ovaries, it is also prone to appear in the pituitary gland, thyroid gland, breast and other parts. It can usually be detected by ultrasound. Therefore, ovarian cystadenoma is still a relatively serious disease.

To sum up, ovarian cystadenoma is very serious. If not handled properly, our ovaries will be severely damaged and the consequences will be disastrous. Nowadays, many girls are experiencing premature ovarian failure because they are too busy with work, staying up late, and leading an irregular life. In fact, this is not good. You should take good care of yourself. Develop good and healthy living habits.

Early symptoms of polyovarian syndrome

Usually, polycystic ovary syndrome in women appears very early, and can even be traced back to the patient's puberty. The main symptoms of polyovarian syndrome are as follows.

1. Menstrual disorders: The most common symptom of cystic ovary syndrome is irregular menstruation. Patients usually experience infrequent menstruation and amenorrhea. Many patients also experience symptoms of irregular uterine bleeding, and their menstrual cycles and menstrual volume are very irregular.

2. Infertility: Polyovarian syndrome can cause ovulation disorders in women, leading to infertility.

3. Hirsutism and acne: Women with polyovary syndrome usually have hirsutism, which is caused by hyperandrogenism, making the hair growth on women appear masculine. It can also cause oily skin and acne in women because the androgens in the patient's body over-stimulate the sebaceous glands.

4. Obesity: More than half of patients with polyovary syndrome will suffer from obesity, which is the main symptom of this disease.

The above are the most common symptoms of polyovarian syndrome. If a woman experiences these symptoms, she should go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible.