Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Doctor: Hello! I had a medication 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 I have the surgery?
2. Which hospital is better for teratoma surgery? Are there any risks associated with this surgery in ordinary hospitals? What about township-level hospitals?
3. How much will it cost approximately?
Thank you!
Doctor's answer:
Any surgery, regardless of its size, carries certain risks (i.e., it may pose certain dangers), such as anesthetic complications, postoperative infections, bleeding, etc. The same applies to teratoma surgery, but generally speaking, the risk of surgery is still relatively low. Under special circumstances, certain risks may increase, and the physician will proactively explain these risks before the surgery.