What to do if ovarian cancer is diagnosed during pregnancy

Ovarian cancer is a very scary malignant tumor. This is mainly due to the high mortality rate of ovarian cancer. So what should women do if they find out they have ovarian cancer during pregnancy? Because the early symptoms of ovarian cancer are very similar to pregnancy reactions, it is not easy to detect and will affect the control of the disease. Let's take a closer look:

Pregnancy complicated by ovarian cancer usually occurs when the tumor develops first and then the pregnancy. However, most patients do not have obvious symptoms before pregnancy, and even after pregnancy, there are generally no symptoms. Most of them are accidentally discovered during the first prenatal check-up after pregnancy or during artificial abortion. What impact will ovarian cancer have on pregnancy?
1. Infertility: Reports show that the infertility rate of patients with ovarian cancer can be as high as 40%, because ovarian cancer can affect ovarian function. When the tumor is large, it will compress the fallopian tubes and cause blockage of the fallopian tubes, which will affect conception.
2. Miscarriage or premature birth: When the ovarian tumor is large, it squeezes the uterus and fetus and causes abnormal fetal position, resulting in miscarriage or premature birth?
3. Abnormal delivery