Patient's question:
Ovarian tumor, slightly intestinal obstruction, fatty liver, uterus removed two years ago, had a gastroscopy with some gastritis. Last month, polyps were found in the gallbladder. High blood sugar, high blood pressure, high blood lipids, severe stomach pain, continuous pain in the stomach for two or three months, lost over 30 pounds. You say surgery is needed, where should it be done? The doctor said it's uncertain which part is causing it. Currently hospitalized to lower blood sugar, unable to find the direct cause of the pain. Afraid of surgery, in case it still hurts after the surgery, and the pain from the incision would be unbearable.Doctor's answer:
Based on your description, the patient should consider the possibility of having ovarian malignant inflammation. If it is confirmed to be malignant inflammation, in addition to considering the issue of the ovary itself, it is also necessary to consider problems with the stomach, as malignant tumors in the stomach can also spread to the ovaries. If the gastroscopy examination is normal, it is recommended to perform a comprehensive abdominal CT scan to carefully observe the condition inside the abdomen. It is suggested to cooperate with traditional Chinese medicine and Chinese herbal medicine for treatment, effectively suppressing the condition to fundamentally reduce the patient's suffering, improve their quality of life, and achieve an ideal outcome. In terms of diet, it should be based on lightness and avoid spicy foods. Ovarian tumor patients, in addition to symptomatic treatment, should also pay attention to maintaining a proper diet and digesting nutrients in their daily lives.