Surgery to remove a tumor with a diameter of 25cm
The patient was admitted to the hospital with severe abdominal pain, fever of 38°C, and a tight abdomen. Blood tests showed severe infections, large tumors pressing on organs.
The tumor was discovered two years ago but due to not causing pain, the patient subjectively refused treatment. Recently, the tumor has developed rapidly, causing serious pain. The patient was indicated for emergency surgery to avoid the risk of sepsis.
During the surgery, the doctors encountered difficulties when the tumor was firmly attached to the small intestine, peritoneum and colon. The entire right ovarian has been removed, the tumor is 25cm in diameter. After surgery, the patient needs to be closely monitored.
Don't miss regular gynecological check-ups
Dr. Dang Van Ha (An Viet Hospital) said that when there are unusual signs such as abdominal pain, a large belly of unknown cause or menstrual disorders, women should see a doctor early. Ovarian tumors are common in women aged 30-50 and early detection, helping to effectively treat and protect reproductive health.
According to Dr. Dang Van Ha, gynecological examination is necessary for women. However, not everyone knows when to see a gynecologist. Choosing the right time to go to the doctor is very important.
When examining gynecology, doctors will examine the female genitals, including the amniotic, vaginal, uterine, fallopian tubes and ovaries as well as the two breast... to help detect the disease early and thereby be early intervention and treatment. Patients have the opportunity to receive timely treatment, avoid leaving dangerous complications when they are late as well as save treatment costs compared to late detection.
Gynecological examination can help detect early uterine fibroids, uterine inflammation, urinary tract inflammation... and many other gynecological diseases.
According to the advice of doctors and nurses, women should go for regular check-ups every 3-6 months. The best time to see a gynecologist is 3 to 5 days after having just had your period. In cases where acute symptoms such as closed area trauma, severe lower abdominal pain or severe vaginal bleeding, and vaginal agony, should be examined early for timely diagnosis and treatment.
