Patient's question:
I have endometriosis.Doctor's answer:
It is generally believed that chocolate cysts that occur on the ovaries often have a larger lesion volume, or endometriotic nodules in other parts of the body with a diameter of 2 centimeters or more, are difficult to control with medication and require surgical treatment. Alternatively, if the condition does not improve after six months or even a year of medication, surgery should also be considered.If the patient is young and does not have children, during surgery, only the endometriotic lesions are removed while the uterus and normal ovarian tissue are preserved. This is called conservative surgery. This type of surgery preserves the possibility of fertility but has a higher chance of recurrence.
If the patient already has children and is older (e.g., 35 years old), the uterus can be removed along with the endometriotic lesions while the normal ovarian tissue is preserved. In the long term, this method is more effective than conservative surgery, but it cannot completely prevent recurrence.
If the patient is nearing menopause or the endometriotic lesions are too widespread and difficult to completely remove, the uterus and ovaries should be removed together during surgery.
Below are some relatively professional hospitals recommended for you:
Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Women and Children's Hospital, Baogang Iron and Steel Hospital in Inner Mongolia, and Baotou Central Hospital.