High-grade serous ovarian cancer usually recurs within a few years

Most high-grade serous ovarian cancer recurs in six months to five years, and a small number of patients may not relapse for life.

High-grade serous ovarian cancer is one of the pathological types of ovarian cancer. The etiology is not completely clear. Generally, it is related to genetic, hormonal and other factors. Its malignant degree is high. Patients with advanced disease may relapse in about six months due to extensive spread of cancer cells. Patients with early disease may relapse in about five years due to limited lesion scope and active treatment. In addition, a small number of patients with timely treatment and good treatment results may not relapse for life.

Patients should pay attention to increasing nutrient intake during the treatment of the disease, and maintain regular habits, which will help improve the prognosis of the disease.