What clinical symptoms will appear if you have ovarian fibroids?

In daily life, there is a very harmful disease, which is ovarian tumor. If we have ever had this disease, we will deeply understand the horror of this disease. It will not only cause great pain to our body, but more importantly, this disease is difficult to cure and is very difficult to deal with. So what are its specific manifestations?

Smaller lumps generally do not cause symptoms, and occasionally there is a feeling of heaviness or pulling pain in the lower abdomen on the affected side. The abdominal mass can be clearly felt, with a smooth surface, no tenderness, and a cystic feeling. Most benign tumors form a long stalk with the fallopian tube. Because the tumor is not adhered to the surrounding tissues, it is more mobile and the mass can often be pushed from one side of the lower abdomen to the upper abdomen.

Malignant tumors grow rapidly, and the lumps are often irregular and non-mobile. They may be accompanied by ascites, and systemic symptoms such as weakness, fever, and loss of appetite may appear in a short period of time.

Functional ovarian tumors such as granulosa cell tumors can cause symptoms of precocious puberty due to the production of large amounts of estrogen. Female characteristics such as physique, breasts, and external genitalia develop rapidly, and menstruation occurs, but ovulation does not occur. Bone development can exceed the normal range, and estrogen and gonadotropin levels in the urine increase. At the same time, urinary gonadotropin levels also increase, exceeding the general pattern and reaching adult levels.

Medium-sized ovarian masses with long pedicles (including retention ovarian cysts) may experience torsion of the tumor body and pedicle. Once twisted, bleeding and necrosis may occur, clinically manifesting as acute abdomen. The child may have abdominal pain, nausea or vomiting. During examination, the abdominal muscles at the tumor site are tense and tenderness is obvious. The child may have fever and leukocytosis. When the tumor is large, it compresses adjacent organs and can cause difficulty in urination and defecation.

Through the description and introduction of the above article, we all know the symptoms of ovarian tumors. If we find ourselves in similar situations in our daily lives, don't panic or be afraid. Go to a nearby hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible. Don't delay the disease and miss the best time for treatment.