Patient's question:
I had a gynecological examination and found a left ovarian cyst. It was not treated at all. I had a follow-up examination, and the ovarian cyst is still there but smaller, with mild cervical erosion. Please ask: How should I be treated if I have an ovarian cyst?Doctor's answer:
How to Treat Ovarian Cysts The treatment method for ovarian cysts depends on various factors such as the patient's age, the malignancy of the cyst, its location, size, growth rate, the preservation of fertility, and the patient's personal wishes. However, most patients in recent years still place their trust in the AIF cyst classification recovery system. Most patients who come for follow-up visits have already reached an advanced stage, so it is essential to do everything possible to remove the primary cyst and any other pelvic and abdominal metastatic lesions that can be anticipated. Since malignant ovarian cysts often adhere to or infiltrate the uterus, adnexa, and pelvic peritoneum, forming a single mass, the current practice is to remove the uterus along with the tumor and pelvic peritoneum as a whole, like rolling up a carpet. Additionally, omentectomy is performed.