Inter relationship of micronutrients in the prognosis of ovarian cancer at stage II in Pakistani women

Introduction: Cancer cells are characterized by the attainment of several characteristics that enable them to become tumorigenic. Cancer is a group of diseases characterized by uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells. Objectives of the study: The main objective of the study is to find the level of micronutrients in ovarian cancer patients. Materials and methods: The whole experimental work was conducted in the hospitals of Abbottabad with the correlation of SKMH Lahore. All experiment is done according to the rules and regulations of authority. For this study we select the 20 female patients who was suffering from ovarian cancer. The blood was drawn for further analysis of micronutrients. Result: The criteria used for tumor grading and to separate borderline tumors from carcinomas depend on histologic subtype. These results are based on modern criteria for histotyping ovarian carcinomas. Serous carcinomas show a very broad spectrum of histologic appearances, which contrast with most other primary ovarian carcinomas in which morphologic variation is considerably less. Conclusion: It is concluded from our findings that the level of micronutrients become decreases and it also create different issues like weakness and other hormonal and blood problems.