Patient's question:
Preparing to have a child, I had a thorough examination of the follicles at the hospital. The results showed 2823mm in the right ovary. This examination was conducted on the 11th day of my menstrual cycle. I want to know if this is a follicle or a cyst? If it's a follicle, is it normal to be this large on the 11th day? If it's a cyst, is 2823mm this large? Will it affect pregnancy? Is it treatable? The specific help I need: There is a 2823mm in the right ovary. If it's a cyst, is 2823mm this large? Will it affect pregnancy? Is it treatable?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of ovarian cysts is divided into open surgical treatment and minimally invasive laparoscopic surgical treatment, with medication being less effective. This emerging high-tech medical approach utilizes electronic imaging technology, enabling the implementation of gynecological surgeries that previously required hospitalization. Minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery can almost treat all gynecological surgeries except for cesarean sections. It is highly favored by women for its minimal mental trauma, minimal skin incisions, reduced pain, rapid recovery, short hospital stay, and the fact that the abdominal wall returns to its original smooth condition post-surgery.