Is it dangerous to give birth to a child with teratoma

Is it dangerous to give birth to a child with a teratoma? This question is a topic that many people are very concerned about. Let's take a detailed look at this question.

It is usually not so easy to remove the teratoma tissue completely. However, the minimally invasive technique of laparoscopy has a wide field of view and also has a magnifying effect. It can completely remove the teratoma tissue without contaminating the abdominal cavity, and it is also convenient to explore the contralateral ovary. An ovarian germ cell tumor is an ovarian teratoma, which is mainly caused by abnormal proliferation of germ cells.

Patients with ovarian teratoma can be treated surgically. Ovarian teratoma is a common type of ovarian germ cell tumor. It is not evolved after a woman is pregnant with a freak, but is caused by abnormal proliferation of germ cells. It is a tumor that grows in the ovarian tissue and is formed by abnormal proliferation and aggregation of germ cells.

Because reproductive cells contain three kinds of tissue components: ectoderm, mesoderm and endoderm, the tumor will contain ectoderm tissues such as hair, oil, skin, teeth, and bone pieces, and may also contain mesoderm or endoderm tissues such as muscle, gastrointestinal tract, and thyroid tissue. Because it has nothing to do with pregnancy, ovarian teratoma can occur at any age. Newborns, teenagers, middle-aged or elderly people can suffer from this disease, but 80%-90% are women of childbearing age of 20-40 years old, accounting for about 1/4-1/3 of ovarian tumor patients. Most ovarian cystic teratomas are benign, and about 2% become malignant. The prognosis of benign teratomas is good, and the possibility of malignant transformation is only 2%-3%. It does not affect ovarian function. After surgery, menstruation is normal, the pregnancy rate is normal, and there is no problem of recurrence. Therefore, relevant pre-pregnancy examinations and eugenics examinations can be done before pregnancy.

It is usually not so easy to remove the teratoma tissue completely. However, the minimally invasive technique of laparoscopy has a wide field of view and also has a magnifying effect. It can completely remove the teratoma tissue without contaminating the abdominal cavity, and it is also convenient to explore the contralateral ovary. An ovarian germ cell tumor is an ovarian teratoma, which is mainly caused by abnormal proliferation of germ cells.

Through the above introduction, we can know the answer to the question of whether it is dangerous to give birth to a child with a teratoma. There is a certain risk in giving birth to a child with a teratoma. I hope our patients can pay attention to it. If you suffer from a teratoma, the risk of giving birth is still very high. We can wait until we are fully recovered before considering having a child.