Pelvic tumor

Every part of the human body is susceptible to tumors, and the chances of developing tumors are very high in some parts. Tumors are particularly prone to occur in the organs within the female reproductive system. For example, if a pelvic tumor grows in a woman's pelvic cavity, it will cause pain in a woman's lower abdomen and may even compress other organs in the pelvic cavity. So what are the treatments for pelvic tumors?

1. When female friends have pelvic tumors, they often experience lower abdominal pain and back pain, which are easily ignored. Pain that feels like pressure from a lump may be a symptom of an ovarian cyst. These can be detected through gynecological color ultrasound examination.

2. If female friends suddenly feel severe abdominal pain, which is very unbearable, and even accompanied by vaginal bleeding, then such symptoms are likely to be torsion of uterine fibroids or ovarian cysts, and they must seek medical attention immediately!

3. If you are diagnosed with pelvic cysts, you must be alert to complications. Gynecological tumors are often accompanied by various gynecological diseases and gynecological inflammations such as cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis and other complications. If you feel any discomfort, you must pay attention to it.

Note:

Don’t think that pelvic cyst removal is enough. In fact, some gynecological malignancies are difficult to detect in the early stages, and these tumors often have the risk of becoming cancerous.

Beware of gynecological diseases if you have these symptoms every day

Back pain Pelvic inflammatory disease

If you feel easily tired and have back pain, it may not be a problem with your lumbar spine, but caused by pelvic inflammatory disease. If it is accompanied by fever, headache, general fatigue, excessive vaginal discharge, or even pain when pressing the lower abdomen, painful urination, or anal swelling, pelvic inflammatory disease should be considered. Pelvic inflammatory disease may cause a variety of complications, such as ectopic pregnancy, infertility, etc. It is recommended to have a comprehensive gynecological examination first, rather than just an orthopedic examination or ignoring it and missing the best time for treatment.

Lower abdominal pain Pelvic tumor

Generally, patients with uterine fibroids will experience feelings of lower abdominal distension, lower back pain, etc., which are easily ignored. Pain that feels like pressure from a lump may be a symptom of an ovarian cyst. These can be detected through gynecological color ultrasound examination. If you suddenly experience severe and unbearable abdominal pain, or even vaginal bleeding, it is likely that you have uterine fibroids or ovarian cysts and you must seek medical attention immediately. Moreover, gynecological tumors are often accompanied by various gynecological diseases such as cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, etc. If you feel any discomfort, you must pay attention to it.

Pain during intercourse Cervicitis

Cervical disease rarely causes pain symptoms, but if you have pain or even bleeding during intercourse, it is likely that you have cervical disease. To prevent further deterioration, seek medical attention immediately. In addition to routine gynecological examinations, cervical liquid-based cytology (TCT), electronic colposcopy, and even pathological examinations are also required to determine the extent of the lesion.

Secondary dysmenorrhea endometriosis

Secondary dysmenorrhea is the most typical symptom of endometriosis, accompanied by excessive menstrual flow and long menstrual periods. Symptoms such as dyspareunia, anal distension, frequent urination and painful urination may also occur. Many women ignore endometriosis, which may cause adhesion and blockage of the fallopian tubes and affect ovarian function, leading to infertility and gynecological inflammation.