Patient's question:
The left ovary has a 6cm teratoma; it's almost full term now; if you decide on a cesarean section, can it be removed along with it? Is it safe? If you choose a vaginal birth, will the teratoma become malignant inside the body? What interference does it cause to the body? How is the cost calculated if it's done together?Doctor's answer:
It's more reliable to have the surgery together. First, take out the baby. After cleaning the uterus well, the teratoma has already started to be detached. Both the obstetrician and the gynecologist go up to the operating table together. This can save the cost of a second anesthesia. Most teratomas are benign. Don't be upset. The cesarean section condition is very serious, and it is recommended that patients receive timely treatment and hope that patients can follow the doctor's advice for symptomatic treatment. At the same time, pay attention to their own care, go to work properly, and have a proper diet to avoid aggravating the condition. The above answer is hoped to help you, thank you.