Symptoms and characteristics of ovarian cysts in adolescent girls

The ovaries are an important part of the female reproductive organs. The symptoms of ovarian cysts in adolescent women are relatively easy to distinguish and require special attention. Adolescence is a period when the ovaries mature and function vigorously, and the symptoms of ovarian cysts are also significantly different from those of menopause.

1. The symptoms of ovarian tumors in adolescent women are easier to detect. This is because girls are slender, have narrow waists, and have small spaces in the abdominal cavity. When the ovarian tumor grows, it is easy to compress the abdominal organs and the bladder, causing frequent urination. Therefore, parents should always pay attention to their daughters' waist circumference and abdomen, and go to the hospital for examination in time if any abnormalities are found.

2. When young girls suffer from ovarian tumors, some of them may also experience uterine bleeding and irregular menstruation. Therefore, if these common symptoms of ovarian cysts persist and do not improve, they should go to the hospital for examination in time.

3. Some ovarian tumors have the function of secreting hormones. Therefore, when a girl develops very early or her sexual maturity accelerates, she should be taken to the hospital for examination to determine whether she has an ovarian tumor. Because the symptoms of this type of ovarian tumor are more malignant, the timing cannot be delayed. This type of tumor that can secrete hormones includes ovarian granulosa cell tumor, ovarian teratochoriocarcinoma, ovarian embryonal carcinoma, etc.

The symptoms of ovarian cysts need to be paid attention to. If an adolescent girl suffers from ovarian cysts and does not receive timely treatment, it will have a great impact on her life. During adolescence, cells proliferate rapidly and are more easily stimulated to develop symptoms of ovarian cysts, so adolescence is a "troublesome time" for women.