Patient's question:
The daughter of my cousin has been complaining of stomach pain recently. My cousin thought it was because she ate something unclean or got cold and never took it seriously. Until the other day, when she was giving her daughter a bath, she noticed a lump on her child's abdomen. It was very noticeable and could be moved when touched. Yesterday, after checking at the hospital, the doctor said it was a pediatric ovarian tumor.Doctor's answer:
Hello, vitamin C and E are another type of antitumor substances. They can prevent the harm of carcinogens such as nitrosamines in food. Vitamin C can protect sperm from genetic damage, reducing the risk of leukemia, kidney cancer, and brain tumors in offspring. Malignant tumors of the pediatric ovary, such as malignant teratomas and dysgerminomas, have a better prognosis if detected early, before local and distant spread, and are surgically removed in combination with radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Embryonal carcinoma has the worst prognosis.