A tumor in your stomach?

Tumors are very common in our lives, and everyone knows that the harm caused by tumors is very serious. If the tumor grows in the abdomen, there will generally be more symptoms. If the tumor is not very large, the symptoms will not be particularly obvious, and the body may not show any symptoms. If the tumor is very large, the body will generally experience pain or other discomfort, mostly because the tumor compresses the surrounding organs.

Ovarian cysts usually present with the following symptoms:

Symptom 1: Lower abdominal mass. If a woman has ovarian cysts, she can feel a mass in the lower abdomen.

Symptom 2: Abdominal pain. Usually women with ovarian cysts do not have pain symptoms. However, if an ovarian cyst ruptures, it will cause severe abdominal pain.

Symptom 3: Compression symptoms. For patients with ovarian cysts, the entire abdominal cavity of female friends can be filled, which promotes the increase of intra-abdominal pressure in women, thus causing compression symptoms in women;

Symptom 4: Irregular menstruation. Irregular menstruation is a common symptom of ovarian cysts. This is mainly because women do not receive timely and effective treatment after suffering from ovarian cysts, thus affecting the normal secretion function of the ovaries.

Ovarian cysts are classified into three categories:

1. Functional cyst: This is the most common cyst. It occurs in women of childbearing age during the ovulation cycle, when an abnormal amount of fluid accumulates in the follicles or corpus luteum, forming follicular cysts or corpus luteum cysts. This functional cyst can sometimes be quite large, but it usually disappears on its own within three months, regardless of medication or not.

2. Hemorrhagic cysts: Sometimes follicular cysts and corpus luteum cysts grow too rapidly, causing the ovarian tissue to be pulled and rupture and bleed. This blood accumulates in the ovary because it has no outlet, and is called a hemorrhagic cyst. This type of cyst usually disappears on its own but it may take a long time. If the physical discomfort is more obvious, you can take medicine to alleviate the symptoms. Only in rare cases, when the patient presents with more severe symptoms, does surgical resection require surgery.

3. Serous epithelial cysts and mucinous epithelial cysts: Cysts that still exist after three months of observation are likely to be epithelial ovarian cysts rather than functional cysts. This is because the serous cells and mucous cells with secretory functions are buried in the ovaries after ovulation and continuously secrete fluid to form cysts. This type of cyst will not go away and needs to be removed surgically.

Ovarian cysts are a common gynecological tumor disease in women, which can cause great harm to women's bodies, so women should pay attention to this. Since untimely treatment of ovarian cysts can lead to female infertility, female friends should promptly detect the symptoms of ovarian cysts and receive timely treatment.