Are ovarian cysts tumors?

Are ovarian cysts considered tumors?

1. Ovarian cyst is a benign cyst, which refers to one or more cysts that grow in the ovary. It can occur in one ovary or both ovaries. The cause of ovarian cysts is generally due to the imbalance of androgen secretion in women. Ovarian cysts can be benign or malignant. Benign ovarian cysts are ovarian cysts, and malignant ovarian cysts include endometriosis and functional ovarian cysts.

2. Tumors are cell groups with relatively autonomous proliferation ability due to genetic changes in body tissues. They are also called neoplasms. Tumor tissues are composed of cancer cells and stroma. Cancer cells are abnormally proliferating cells transformed from normal cells. Tumors can occur in many organs and tissues of the human body.

3. The clinical manifestation of ovarian tumors is that benign ovarian tumors develop slowly and have no obvious symptoms in the early stages. They are often discovered during gynecological examinations, or when the tumor grows significantly or complications occur.

4. Malignant tumors grow rapidly and have spread and metastasized. The main symptoms are lower abdominal discomfort, abdominal mass, ascites, abdominal distension, dyspnea, frequent urination, dyspnea, pain and menstrual disorders. Gynecological examinations reveal cystic or solid masses of varying sizes in the abdomen.