Is the cure rate of poorly differentiated ovarian cancer high?

Whether early-stage ovarian cancer can be cured is a question that many female friends are concerned about. However, early-stage ovarian cancer is not easy to detect, so some patients are not diagnosed until the late stage. If you experience lower abdominal discomfort, abdominal pain, or abnormal vaginal discharge, you should go to the hospital for a check-up in time. With the doctor's scientific treatment, there is hope for cure. Let's take a look at the treatment of early-stage ovarian cancer.

Experts point out that early ovarian cancer can be treated. The key lies in early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment. Women should have a check-up once a year and pay attention to their ovarian health, especially women around 50 years old. If any of the following symptoms such as abdominal swelling, fullness, urinary urgency, nausea, indigestion, constipation, menstrual disorders, and sexual intercourse pain occur for more than two consecutive times, they should go to the hospital for the corresponding screening immediately.

Can early ovarian cancer be cured? The treatment of early ovarian cancer first requires a detailed examination of the patient to determine whether the patient's condition and personal situation are suitable for surgery, and to perform surgical resection according to the stage. In general, when surgical resection is performed for patients with early ovarian cancer, a total hysterectomy and bilateral adnexectomy and omentum resection are usually performed. After surgical treatment of early ovarian cancer, chemotherapy is needed to control symptoms to prevent spread and metastasis. After surgery, patients will have certain difficulties in recovery, and chemotherapy will also have great toxic side effects on the patient itself. In response to these situations, traditional Chinese medicine is often used in clinical practice as an auxiliary treatment to help patients recover after surgery and reduce the toxic side effects of chemotherapy.