Is ovarian cancer good for fertility?

When it comes to ovarian cancer, people are terrified because ovarian cancer ranks first in the mortality rate of gynecological tumors. In recent years, the age of people suffering from ovarian cancer has become younger and younger, and even some young girls are not immune. But parents don't need to worry too much. Experts point out that young girls with ovarian cancer have a high cure rate and can give birth!

If a child is diagnosed with ovarian cancer, can she still survive? Some gynecological experts pointed out that the type of ovarian cancer suffered by young girls is special, not only has a high cure rate, but also may preserve fertility, so parents should not give up easily.
Some ovarian cancer patients have normal menstruation. Experts say that there are many types of ovarian cancer and it is not possible to generalize. Germ cell tumors, which are common in adolescents, account for 3 to 5 percent of all ovarian cancers. The age of onset can range from 10 to 60 years old. The cause is still unclear and may be related to genetic and environmental factors.
Patients may not have any symptoms in the early stage, but may experience abdominal pain and other discomfort. However, Wan Lan said that abdominal pain can also be caused by kidney stones, appendicitis, acute enteritis, genital malformations, etc. To confirm whether it is ovarian cancer, imaging examinations (B-ultrasound, CT, MRI) can be used for identification, and blood tests for ovarian tumor markers can also be performed.
Some girls with ovarian cancer may feel a mass in their abdomen, or even a swollen abdomen. If the tumor grows and compresses the bladder and rectum, the patient will have symptoms related to urination and defecation, such as frequent urination. The menstruation of these patients may be normal, and some even had regular menstruation before diagnosis.