How to Help Prevent Ovarian Cancer
Ovarian cancer is a common disease among women of all ages. This is one dangerous but not a fatal disease. The symptoms of cervical cancer are leucorrhea, frequent yeast infection, bleeding and sometimes pain. Treatment prescribed by the doctor, depending on the extent of damage.
Ovarian cancer occurs less frequently, such as cancer of the uterus, but in its current more aggressive and can occur at any age. In addition, in early development, it does not manifest itself, and in most cases it is diagnosed in the advanced stages.
Ovarian cancer can be cured in 80-90% of cases due to early diagnosis and treatment. In this context, women should give great importance to preventive care prescribed by a veteran gynaecologist.
This disease has no symptoms in the early stages because of the particular location. The reason for the lack of clearly defined symptoms is due to the fact that the cancer develops in the abdominal cavity and does not cause discomfort for the patient. Therefore, two thirds of cases are diagnosed at a late stage.
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Treatment of ovarian cancer in the clinic involves figuring stages of the disease and the general health of the patient, and is conducted by the combined method, which combines the surgical removal of the tumour, chemotherapy and radiation therapy.
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Eat more green grass including broccoli and spinach. Drink green tea because it contains kaempferol which is helpful in getting rid of this disease.
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Follow the general state of his health. In the initial stages of the cancer may be asymptomatic. Then there are white vaginal discharge mixed with blood , which can become abundant after heavy lifting, sexual intercourse or douching.
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As the cancer grows there may be discomfort during urination, pain and heaviness in the abdomen. Do not attempt to self-medicate, relying on banal inflammation. Without a visit to a specialist is impossible to make an accurate diagnosis.
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With suspected cancer will give you a referral for ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging and TC scan. Also, you take a small piece of the affected tissue histology, which will more accurately identify from which cells remain the tumour.
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If the diagnosis is confirmed, you will have a comprehensive treatment. Usually, the tumour is removed by undergoing chemotherapy and radiation therapy, the intensity of which is chosen by the attending physician.
