Patient's question:
After taking medication for 48 days, I had an ultrasound check and found an ovarian cyst. What should I do? Can medication treat it?Doctor's answer:
For ovarian cysts, there is a boundary. When the cyst is smaller than 5cm and there are no other complications, it can be treated with medication. However, when the cyst is larger than 5cm and there are complications, the patient must undergo surgery to avoid causing greater harm. Our hospital uses the AuroLock navigation microelectrode system for treatment. Under the precise guidance of navigation technology, the lesion can be clearly displayed, and the microelectrode can be accurately guided into the closed pelvic and abdominal cavity to treat the cyst, minimizing damage. It is not affected by pelvic adhesions, and the trauma experienced by the patient is far less than with open surgery, avoiding long-term complications and sequelae.Medical advice: Taking medication only alleviates symptoms and cannot fundamentally treat ovarian cysts. If medication does not stop the growth of the cyst, it may also bring difficulties to future treatment. Therefore, adopting standardized and advanced technology for treating ovarian cysts is the guarantee of the hospital.