Patient's question:
Doctor, I was diagnosed with a solid mass in the right posterior part of the uterus on December 2nd, measuring 5.64.2. Subsequently, I had tumor markers tests, and the CA125II result was 7.75. The doctor suggested having a detailed ultrasound check after my period. What does this CA125II level indicate? And what medication do I need for treatment now?Doctor's answer:
Once an ovarian cyst is diagnosed, surgical treatment should be performed as soon as possible. If the cyst is smaller than 5 cm, surgery is necessary to prevent the possibility of recurrence, rupture, or pedicle inversion, which could be life-threatening. Medication is ineffective. Laparoscopic cystectomy can be chosen, which does not require an open abdominal surgery and does not remove the ovary, thereby maximizing the preservation of the patient's reproductive organs and fertility.In addition, during the treatment of an ovarian cyst, besides immediate medical intervention, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also particularly important. It is essential to prevent excessive stress and anxiety, as this could negatively impact the complete recovery of the cyst.