Patient's question:
On April 2, 2013, a company physical examination revealed chocolate cysts in the ovaries. On June 5, 2013, I underwent laparoscopic cystectomy at a hospital at home. After the surgery, the doctor recommended six injections of Norplant to prevent recurrence. Since my job is in Inner Mongolia, I received one injection of Norplant and then returned to Inner Mongolia. I had previously visited several hospitals but couldn't find Norplant injections. I heard that this place has them, so I wanted to get the injections here. After receiving the Norplant injections, I often experienced traces of menstruation, just a little bit... The color of the blood was also somewhat brown.Doctor's answer:
After diagnosis, surgery should be performed immediately, as the released cyst fluid can cause pelvic adhesion, infertility, or recurrent spread and implantation of endometrial tissue. For young, childless women, after aspiration and thorough rinsing of the cyst fluid spilled into the pelvic cavity, a cystectomy should be performed while preserving as much normal ovarian tissue as possible. This helps maintain ovarian and endocrine functions and increases the chances of future fertility. For older women with a normal contralateral ovary and an unaffected uterus, to prevent recurrence, the affected adnexa can also be considered for removal.