Patient's question:
I went for a check-up at our local family planning hospital on 12.2. They initially said it was an ovarian cyst (left side, 7774) and also mentioned inflammation. They recommended IV drips and abdominal micro-molecule therapy. After five days of treatment, they now say it might not be a cyst but could be fluid in the fallopian tubes. They told me to come back three days after my next period for a contrast examination. Over these six days, it has cost me over 3500. I'm wondering if this condition can still be treated without wasting more money. Previously, during a thorough check-up at the city hospital, they said it was a cyst and endometriosis. Every time I have my period, my stomach hurts terribly.Doctor's answer:
Ovarian cysts have already exceeded surgical indications, and laparoscopic surgery can be performed, with minimal mental trauma and good results, leading to rapid and complete recovery. How was your endometriosis diagnosed? Was it solely based on menstrual pain, or were there abdominal masses as well? If it's only menstrual pain, there aren't many effective solutions, as you might still be infertile. Older patients are generally advised to have a hysterectomy, but since you're young, other options must be considered, such as taking low-dose pain medication. Please choose a reputable hospital for treatment. Ovarian cysts are a condition that is difficult to alleviate. Friends suffering from this should maintain a positive mindset and face it with optimism, as only this can boost their confidence in combating ovarian cysts and believe that recovery is certain.