Is it necessary to remove the uterus for ovarian cancer?

Whether ovarian cancer requires a hysterectomy should be determined based on the severity of the disease and personal circumstances. If the patient has fertility needs and is in the early stages of the disease, a hysterectomy is not necessary. However, if the patient's condition is serious and is in the middle or late stages of cancer, a hysterectomy is required.

Analysis of whether hysterectomy is necessary for ovarian cancer:

Ovarian cancer refers to a malignant tumor that occurs in the ovaries. It may be related to genetic factors, abnormal hormone levels in the body and other reasons. The clinical manifestations include lower abdominal discomfort, abdominal distension, abdominal pain, loss of appetite and other symptoms. If the patient is diagnosed with ovarian cancer in the early stages of cancer, the cancer cells have not yet infiltrated the surrounding tissues and organs, and the patient has fertility needs, the doctor can cooperate with the patient to remove the affected side of the appendages to achieve the effect of controlling the disease, and the uterus is usually not removed. However, if the patient is found to be in the middle and late stages of cancer after examination, there may be cancer cell infiltration and distal spread and metastasis, involving the entire uterus or lymphatic tissue, then the doctor needs to cooperate with the doctor to perform bilateral hysterectomy and lymph node dissection, which can control the development of cancer cells and help prolong the patient's survival time.

Ovarian cancer precautions:

The specific treatment method for ovarian cancer patients should be diagnosed by a professional doctor after cooperating with the doctor to complete relevant examinations. During the treatment period, attention should be paid to adequate nutrition intake and appropriate increase in outdoor exercise, which will help to strengthen the body and control the progression of the disease.