What are the methods for ovarian cancer examination

With the changes in our living environment, many malignant tumors have begun to spread rampantly, especially the incidence of gynecological malignant tumors has also quietly increased. The incidence of ovarian cancer has also successfully jumped to the third place among gynecological malignant tumors. Therefore, only early detection and early treatment can increase the chance of cure. Next, let us take a detailed look at the methods for ovarian cancer examination.

First of all, female friends should have an ultrasound examination, which can determine the size and shape of the malignant tumor in the patient's body, and can also discover the nature of the cyst. Secondly, an X-ray examination should be done. The purpose of this examination is to rule out whether the patient has gastrointestinal tumors and whether it is ovarian cancer caused by Wei Chang's tumor metastasis. Finally, CT and MRI should be done to understand the range of the tumor in the pelvic cavity, which is very important for later surgery.

If no abnormal reaction is found through the above examinations, or there are suspicious situations that cannot be confirmed, it is necessary to use modern imaging examinations and tumor marker examinations. These two methods can make early judgments. When the patient's abdomen can be touched to find a mass, it can also be combined with the impact examination to determine the location of the tumor. However, the simplest, most effective and easy way to check is to make a qualitative diagnosis, perform a vaginal posterior fornix aspiration image examination, and perform laparoscopy and histology and other effective examinations if possible. At the same time, patients should also consult relevant doctors before the examination and make preparations before the examination to avoid inaccurate examinations due to mistakes.

I believe everyone is already clear about the methods for examining ovarian cancer. To ensure the accuracy of the examination, it is recommended that patients go to a regular specialist hospital or a regular large hospital for examination, and should not choose a hospital with incomplete medical conditions for the sake of cheapness. Regardless of the result, whether there is a risk of cancer or a diagnosis of ovarian cancer, patients should receive timely and accurate treatment as soon as possible and should not delay.