What are the methods to eliminate ovarian cysts?

Is there a way to get rid of ovarian cysts?

Surgery is generally used to eliminate ovarian cysts. There are many surgical methods commonly used to remove ovarian cysts in patients. Generally, most people can choose laparoscopic surgery. According to the age of the patient, young patients undergo ovarian cyst removal, and near-menopausal or post-menopausal patients undergo affected-side adnexectomy. During the operation, the tumor is removed as completely as possible, and the specimen is placed in a specimen bag before removal to avoid contamination of the pelvic and abdominal cavity.

Tumor resection is routinely performed with rapid pathological examination, and the next step of treatment is determined based on the rapid pathological results. If ovarian malignancy is highly suspected before surgery and the ovarian tumor is large, laparotomy can be considered.

Causes of ovarian cysts include:

1. Environmental and lifestyle factors: Food pollution, such as vegetable growth hormones, such as clenbuterol in livestock and poultry formula. Studies have also found that the high incidence of ovarian tumors in Europe and the United States may be related to the high cholesterol content in food. In recent years, with the improvement of my country's living standards and the westernization of eating habits, some middle-aged and elderly women abuse hormone drugs and tonics such as breast enhancement, weight loss, and anti-aging, which may also lead to a high incidence of ovarian tumors and a younger age.

2. Endocrine factors. Although the ovaries are small, they are important organs for producing eggs and ovulation, secreting endocrine hormones, and balancing endocrine. Ovarian tumors mainly occur during the reproductive age when endocrine is active. It is related to endocrine disorders.

3. The body's tissue fluid becomes acidic. The body's cells are in acidic body fluids, the metabolic cycle slows down, and normal cells cannot survive. However, some cells change their chromosomes and actively mutate, and the cell surface changes, forming a real tumor entity.