Does malignant adnexal teratoma ache

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Many people feel the end of the world when they hear the word tumor, because it represents death or incurable disease. So a lot of people are very scared. Some people will suffer from malignant adnexal teratoma, if not found and treated in time, it will lead to serious illness, and even life-threatening. Next I say malignant adnexal teratoma can ache.

Does malignant adnexal teratoma ache

First: painless mass: This is the most common symptom of teratoma, mostly round cystic, clear boundary, uneven texture, and even palpable bone nodules. Exophytic tumors are common in sacrococcygeal, occipital, frontal, nasal and other midline parts. Sacrococcygeal teratoma can be divided into three clinical types according to its location: obvious type, occult type and mixed type, which is painless.

Second: compression and obstruction of the lumen: mediastinal teratoma can often compress the respiratory tract and cause cough, dyspnea and jugular vein distention; retroperitoneal teratoma often has abdominal pain and can cause intestinal obstruction. Pelvic and sacrococcygeal teratoma * are mostly due to constipation, difficulty in defecation and urinary retention.

Third: the acute symptoms of abnormal changes of tumor: ovarian and testicular teratoma can have torsion and necrosis of ovary or testis, showing severe pain and corresponding local symptoms; when secondary infection and intracapsular hemorrhage occur in teratoma, the mass often increases rapidly, local obvious tenderness, accompanied by fever, anemia, shock and other systemic infection or bleeding symptoms; Retroperitoneal, ovarian, pelvic, sacrococcygeal and other parts of the tumor can also be suddenly ruptured, resulting in massive hemorrhage, blood abdomen, shock and other dangerous manifestations.

matters needing attention

Some people will have teratoma, so we must pay attention to have a good living habit in daily life, do not eat something without nutrition, and stay away from some radiation equipment.