Patient's question:
Doctor, hello! My girlfriend has an ovarian cyst and has undergone surgery. Will it affect her future fertility? Is it harmful to her life?Doctor's answer:
For young women with fertility requirements, medication is generally used along with regular follow-up and check-ups. If the symptoms are severe, the medication is not effective, or there are large cysts on the ovaries, conservative surgery can be performed, such as ovarian cyst aspiration or endometrial cyst enucleation, to preserve normal ovarian function and fertility. However, there is still a possibility of recurrence after conservative surgery. Patients should adhere to follow-up and strive to get pregnant as early as possible.For women over 40, who are older and do not have fertility requirements, the entire uterus, one or both ovaries, and fallopian tubes can be removed.