Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Doctor: Hello! I had a medication-induced abortion on January 2, 2006, because the embryo stopped developing. It was found that there was a teratoma on the opposite side of the embryo.1. When can the surgery be performed?
2. Which hospital is better for teratoma surgery? Are there any risks of this surgery in ordinary hospitals? What about township-level hospitals?
3. How much will the cost be approximately?
Thank you!
Doctor's answer:
The treatment of teratomas needs to be determined based on specific factors such as size, location, and nature. Before the surgical plan is finalized, it is impossible to determine the cost of the surgery. Additionally, subsequent treatments are also currently uncertain. Each person's condition is different, and there are different treatment plans, with varying medications being used in each plan, so the resulting costs also differ.