Ovarian Cancer Symptoms, Causes, and Treatments You Should Know

Ovarian cancer It is the third most common cancer in Thai women. But a cancer that can be cured If found early with an internal examination every year It brings details about this disease that you should know. To take care of yourself to leave each other

What is ovarian cancer?
Ovarian Cancer (Ovarian Cancer) occurs on a woman's ovaries. In most cases, ovarian cancer is not diagnosed. Until cancer cells have spread to the pelvis and abdomen. Which makes it difficult to treat and life threatening

How do you know if you have ovarian cancer?
Ovarian cancer in its early stages rarely causes any symptoms if it causes symptoms. The condition is often mistaken for a benign condition such as constipation. Common symptoms of ovarian cancer include:

- flatulence
- swelling in the abdominal area
- feeling full faster than usual
- Weight loss
- discomfort in the pelvis area
- There are disorders related to the excretion.
- frequent urination

If you have any indications that worry you To consult a doctor Especially if you have a family history of ovarian or breast cancer.

How is ovarian cancer diagnosed?
You will need a physical exam. The doctor will examine the pelvic area. In addition, the doctor may also have a test using organ photographs. Blood test And examination of tissue samples for correct diagnosis

Ovarian Cancer Treatment
From the stage of ovarian cancer at the time of diagnosis Treatment options can be diverse.

Ovarian cancer has four stages:

- Stage I: The cancer is confined to both ovaries.
- Stage II: The cancer cells have spread to other areas of the pelvis.
- Stage III: The cancer cells have spread to the abdomen.
- Stage IV: The cancer cells have spread outside the pelvis and abdomen.

Treatment options include surgery and chemotherapy.

- Surgery is the removal of both ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, and the surrounding area where cancer cells have been removed. If you were diagnosed early You may need surgery. Only the affected ovaries and fallopian tubes are removed. You will still be able to have children later.

- Chemotherapy is necessary after surgery. To remove any remaining cancer cells Chemotherapy can be used intravenously. Or, use it directly in the abdomen, or both. Women with advanced stage ovarian cancer may need chemotherapy as an initial treatment.

Coping With Ovarian Cancer
Getting a diagnosis of ovarian cancer can be one of the worst experiences of your life. It is important for you to find someone you can trust to consult. If you are uncomfortable talking to family or friends Find a support group where you can meet and consult with group members who understand what you are going through. The fight against cancer is tough. You need to get others to help you with what they can do. In the end Try to focus on healthy food and get as rest as possible. To manage the stress and exhaustion that accompany cancer treatment

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