Specific treatment varies depending on the stage of the disease, the type of cancer cell and the patient's age. The goal of surgery is to remove as many of the cancer cells as possible so chemotherapy will be more effective. In young patients who want to retain reproductive capacity, it may be possible to remove only the ovary and the tube. In some cases, follow-up surgery is required to determine the effectiveness of the treatment. Chemotherapy, depending on cell type and stage of disease, is usually recommended along with surgery for the best outcome.
Radiation therapy is used less often.
Counseling and joining in a support group are recommended to learn to accept and cope with cancer. Pain relievers, as needed. No restrictions after recovery from surgery. Diet Eat a normal, well-balanced diet that is high in protein to promote repair of body tissues. If You or a family member has symptoms of an ovarian tumor.