Endometriosis is a typical gynecological disease that affects countless women every year. Gynecological diseases are a very tormenting thing and can seriously affect normal life and fertility. In recent years, the incidence rate of gynecological diseases has become higher and higher, which also makes women pay more attention to the harm caused by gynecological diseases. Endometriosis is the most typical gynecological disease, so will endometriosis develop into cancer? Today, the editor of 592 Baobao Network will answer for everyone.

Can endometriosis develop into cancer?

There are three clinical types of endometriosis, mainly classified according to the location of the lesion. One is a chocolate cyst, the other is a uterine fibroid gland, and the other is a deep nodule growing in other parts of the pelvic cavity. The carcinogenesis of these three situations is also different. The uterine fibroids do not become cancerous, and the probability of chocolate cysts becoming cancerous is 0.5%. The probability of nodular cancer transformation is low, and all female friends do not have to worry too much about cancer.

Although endometriosis does not cause cancer, it still brings a lot of pain to patients. Patients with endometriosis may experience symptoms such as dysmenorrhea, persistent abdominal pain, menstrual disorders, and infertility. The infertility rate in normal women is 15%, while in patients with endometriosis, it can reach as high as 40%. Therefore, if the sisters who wants to have a baby knows that she has endometriosis, she needs to see a doctor in time.

Methods for determining female endometriosis.

If dysmenorrhea occurs frequently, it will worsen each time, and the bleeding time during menstruation is longer. Specifically, women begin dysmenorrhea one to two days before the start of menstruation, the first day is the most severe, and then gradually alleviate it. This phenomenon is likely to lead to endometriosis. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination in a timely manner after symptoms occur, to avoid inducing other gynecological diseases and leading to infertility;

2. Patients with endometriosis may also experience periodic frequent urination, painful urination, hematuria, abdominal wall scars, umbilical endometriosis, periodic local lumps and pain, abdominal pain, diarrhea or constipation, and even periodic small amounts of bloody stool;

When women suffer from endometriosis, endometrial cysts can also appear in the ovaries. As the pressure inside the cyst increases during menstruation, it is likely that the cyst will rupture, causing sudden and severe pain in women, accompanied by vomiting, nausea, or anal swelling.