What should be done to check for ovarian cancer

What should be done to check for ovarian cancer?

Ovarian cancer is a malignant tumor with a high incidence in the female reproductive system. The incidence is higher in postmenopausal women or menopausal women. As age increases, ovarian cancer is discovered later and the cancer cells generally spread, so there are some early symptoms, such as menstrual disorders in women. If you find that your body is not feeling well, seek medical attention in time.

Examination of exfoliated cells from ascites can clearly diagnose whether there are cancer cells and further determine the stage of the cancer, which is helpful in choosing the appropriate treatment method.

The second is the posterior fornix puncture ascites exfoliated cell examination, which is also a commonly used method and a minimally invasive examination method. First, the vagina is dilated with a vaginal dilator to expose the posterior fornix of the vagina. Then a waist needle is inserted into the pelvic rectouterine pouch to draw out the ascites. Then, the exfoliated cell smear in the ascites is performed to look for the presence of cancer cells.

Third, tumor marker detection. CA125 is a commonly used detection substance. Because its growth is consistent with the remission or worsening of the disease, it has always been an observation indicator.

Fourth, a single B-ultrasound examination or tumor marker examination is generally combined with the two to increase the positive rate of detection.

Fifth, B-ultrasound examination. This method is often used. Vaginal B-ultrasound is more conducive to improving Yang Xinglong's diagnosis. It can also determine the nature of the tumor, whether it is cystic or solid, whether it is a single room or a multi-person room, etc.

Sixth, color Doppler ultrasound examination can also detect changes in blood flow in tumor tissue and whether the tumor is benign or malignant.