Patient's question:
Recurring ovarian cysts, because of my concern for my health, I want to ask you again if recurring ovarian cysts need to have the ovaries removed?Doctor's answer:
Ovarian cysts don't always require surgery. Ovarian cysts are a common form of ovarian inflammation that directly interfere with the normal function of the ovaries. The most direct manifestation is that they can interfere with a woman's ability to conceive, requiring timely treatment. For patients with small cysts, slow growth, and mild symptoms, hospitals will adopt traditional Chinese medicine treatment. For patients with large cysts who need to preserve ovarian function and normal function, laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery can be chosen to remove the cyst. When benign cysts are large and control surrounding tissues, surgery should be performed as soon as possible. The advantages are accurate diagnosis, no abdominal incision, preservation of the uterus, rapid and complete recovery, minimal damage, and less pain. If drug treatment is ineffective, the decision can be made to perform an ovarian cystectomy without needing an abdominal ovarian removal.