Patient's question:
I don't remember exactly how big it is. But the doctor said it's very big. My brother is a doctor, he told me to have surgery, will that affect my ability to have children in the future?Doctor's answer:
Ovarian cysts should be surgically treated as soon as they are diagnosed. If the size is less than 5 cm, surgery is necessary, otherwise, there is always a risk of recurrence, such as rupture or pedicle inversion, which could be life-threatening. Conservative treatment is not very effective, so advanced technology like the Aoloruke navigation instrument microelectrode surgery can be considered. This method does not require hospitalization, and the cyst can be precisely located and the fluid accurately aspirated. The surgery is highly precise, with a very low recurrence rate after treatment. It will not harm the ovaries and has no impact on future fertility. In addition to timely treatment for ovarian cysts, patients should always maintain a positive attitude to face the disease. Only in this way can they enhance their immunity and the belief in fighting the disease.