What tests should be done for ovarian cysts, and what tests should be done for ovarian cysts?

Everyone knows that the diagnosis of ovarian cyst requires a preliminary diagnosis based on the medical history, age, and signs of the ovarian cyst patient, and whether it is benign or malignant. So,?Next, we will ask the oncologist of Jincheng ** Hospital to give us a detailed introduction

1. General examination: It is worth noting that most patients can have palpable masses of different sizes in the abdomen, most of which are cystic and movable, characterized by the absence of ascites. >>Related Reading:

Ovarian cysts should not be taken lightly Second, medical history and symptoms: lower abdominal discomfort, abdominal distension and pain in female patients are partly due to compression symptoms; menstrual irregularities or amenorrhea in women; The course of the disease is long, and the lump grows gradually. 3. There are three types of auxiliary examinations:

Ultrasonography, laparoscopy, and imaging abdominal x-rays. The above is the relevant introduction of the oncologist of Jincheng ** Hospital, looking forward to your contact with our hospital, I wish you a speedy recovery.

For the examination of ovarian cysts, you must first do a B ultrasound examination, and then a blood test, which is the one with CA indicators, I did these examinations in the urban obstetrics and gynecology hospital before, but it may also be determined according to your situation, specifically, you can consult the **** doctors online, they know more, and they may be more professional I hope mine will help you! Wishing you good health!

1. Physical examination: observe whether there is distension in the abdomen and its severity, and preliminarily judge the size of the cyst. Feel the abdomen to determine the size, location, range of motion, tenderness, and other conditions of the mass.

Percussion of the abdomen to determine if and how much ascites is present. Understand the condition of organs such as the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries, and the relationship between the mass and surrounding organs.

2. Laparoscopy: the general condition of the cyst can be directly seen, the entire pelvic and abdominal cavity can be observed, multi-point biopsy can be carried out on the suspicious part and ascites fluid can be absorbed for cytological examination to determine the diagnosis and postoperative monitoring. However, it is contraindicated in patients with large or adhesive masses, and retroperitoneal lymph nodes cannot be observed.

3. Imaging examination: ultrasound is the easiest examination method to check ovarian cysts. Ultrasonography can show the location and size of the cyst and the presence or absence of ascites.

Magnetic resonance imaging can better judge the nature of the mass and its relationship with surrounding organs, which is conducive to the localization of the lesion and the determination of the relationship between the lesion and adjacent structures. CT can determine peripheral invasion, lymph node metastases, and distant metastases.

4. Pathological examination: when differential diagnosis is difficult, laparoscopy can show changes in ovarian cysts, and histopathological examination can confirm the diagnosis.

5. Pregnancy test examination: Pregnancy test examination is used to confirm whether the patient is pregnant.

If a woman suffers from an ovarian cyst, she should go to the hospital for an examination in time to check the specific condition of the cyst, and then receive **. Generally, when a nest cyst appears, it is easier to determine its nature after examination. What are the tests for ovarian cysts?

1. Laparoscopy, you can see the general condition of the mass, observe the entire pelvis, biopsy some suspicious parts, and then absorb the ascites for cytology, so that the diagnosis can be confirmed and postoperative monitoring.

2. MRI and CT are helpful in the diagnosis of metastasis of tumor liver and lung, as well as retroperitoneal lymph nodes. Plain abdominal x-ray is helpful in diagnosing intestinal obstruction.

3. If the ovarian tumor is malignant and can produce and release a variety of products such as antigens, hormones and enzymes, the tumor markers can be determined in the patient's serum through immunological and biochemical methods.

4. When patients have malignant tumors, they must be stopped in time, otherwise it will cause greater harm to the body. And it is necessary to detect it early and ** early, so that it is conducive to physical health.