Ovarian mucinous carcinoma is a relatively serious disease. Ovarian mucinous adenocarcinoma is an epithelial tumor, the cause of which is still unclear and may be related to genetic factors. Although this disease is relatively serious, if the disease is removed by surgery in time at the early stage, it can usually achieve a good prognosis and may even preserve fertility. However, it should be noted that during surgery, try to avoid rupture of the tumor, so as to avoid mucus flowing into the abdominal cavity and inducing peritoneal mucinous tumor. If the ovarian mucinous carcinoma is at an advanced stage, then it can pose a serious health threat. In addition to the need to remove as much of the lesion as possible through surgery, chemotherapy should also be combined. Secondly, this disease has a high recurrence rate, so it is important to improve care and prevention after surgery. Ovarian mucinous adenocarcinoma can cause abdominal pain, irregular vaginal bleeding, abnormal leukorrhea and other adverse symptoms, which in turn affect women’s health, so it should be taken seriously.