Patient's question:
Within two days, I experienced severe pain on the right side of my abdomen. At the time, the doctor wanted to come and press it, but I refused. They then asked another doctor to come, who said it wasn't necessary to press. They used a basin of salt to clean it and said to eat and reduce inflammation, but I still felt weak and the pain on the right side of my abdomen persisted. What should I do?How is an ovarian cyst treated?
Doctor's answer:
General cysts not exceeding five centimeters can be treated with medication and require periodic follow-up examinations. Those below five centimeters may be treated with surgery. Our hospital treats ovarian cysts using minimally invasive surgery, with a navigator for precise localization, clear visualization of the lesion, and non-invasive, thorough removal of the lesion. This represents another major breakthrough in the expansion of medical high technology into specialized disease treatment fields. The surgery does not compress, does not break the skin, has high safety, and the therapeutic effect is immediate. The surgery induces microelectrodes to enter the cyst for treatment.