Cancerous Ovarian Cyst Symptoms

Cancer refers to uncontrollable growth of abnormal cells. The words neoplasm, malignant tumor, and cancer are used interchangeably to describe the unchecked growth of foreign cells. Cancerous ovarian cysts are foreign cells that interfere with the normal function of the female reproductive organ. Ovarian cancer is hard to detect because it can remain symptomless until it has spread.

Abdominal Problems

Symptoms described by patients usually include abdominal problems due to the pressure that growing cysts apply to nearby organs.

Gastrointestinal Problems

Metabolic changes in ovarian cancer patients accounts for constipation, nausea, vomiting and other digestive problems.

Urinary Problems

Urinary problems such as water and electrolyte imbalances arise from the rapid increase of cancerous ovarian cysts.

Altered Metabolism

Cancerous ovarian cysts invade normal cells radically, which causes accelerated metabolism, general ill health and weight loss.

Possible Signs

Endometrial bleeding can be a symptom of a cancerous ovarian cyst. The abnormal production of hormone is responsible for this ovarian bleeding.

Resources

• Ovarian Cysts FAQs
• Ovarian Cyst Symptoms