Patient's question:
How is an ovarian cyst treated? Stomach and lower abdominal pain, especially during menstruation, I'm very afraid it will affect fertility, and I'm extremely afraid of cold and cold. Please ask what's going onDoctor's answer:
Not all ovarian cysts are malignant. Sometimes, a procedure called laparoscopy can be used to drain and treat them. However, the usual treatment method is to remove the cyst. When this treatment is performed, it typically does not affect the ovary. But occasionally, to confirm that the entire cyst is removed, the entire ovary, and even the fallopian tubes, may need to be removed. Since you have two ovaries, removing one still allows you to conceive. If you already have children or have gone through menopause, a gynecologist may recommend removing both ovaries and the uterus. This is because once you develop a cyst, there is a possibility of recurrence. When a cyst recurs, you may be at risk of developing cancer.