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    Ovarian Neoplasm

    Overview

    An ovarian neoplasm is a tumor or growth in the ovary. The majority of these tumors are not cancerous, but they may require surgery to remove.Symptoms of both benign and malignant ovarian tumors may include:

    • Stomach bloating

    • Increased belly size

    • Stomach or pelvic pain

    • Constipation

    • Either difficulty urinating or urinating frequently

    • Feeling full more quickly than usual when eating

    • Painful cramps during menstruation

    • Lower back pain

    • Nausea or vomiting

    • Pain during sex

    Your doctor may order imaging tests and labs to determine if you have an ovarian neoplasm. These tests include:

    • Pelvic exam

    • Imaging tests

    • Blood tests

    • Genetic testing

    Your doctor will recommend a treatment plan that is determined by the cause of your neoplasm.

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