What is ovarian cyst puncture and can it be cured?

What is ovarian cyst puncture? Can it be cured?

1. Ovarian cyst refers to a cyst-like mass on the ovary. The cause of the disease is not very clear. Ovarian cyst is a type of ovarian tumor. It can be benign or malignant. Therefore, after discovering an ovarian cyst, the first thing to do is to confirm whether it is benign or malignant. In addition, it should be noted that sometimes the ovaries appear to have changes similar to cysts, but they are not cysts, such as polycystic ovaries, corpus luteum cysts, endometriosis in the ovaries, etc. Although these diseases can also cause lumps on the ovaries, they are different from ovarian cysts.

2. The whole process of benign ovarian cyst puncture surgery is monitored by a computer. Through dynamic observation and guidance of B-ultrasound, the pathological tissues such as uterine fibroids and ovarian tumors are accurately located. The radio frequency probe passes through the vagina, cervix and other natural cavities to accurately intervene in the core part of the fibroids. Without damaging normal tissues, the biological high temperature effect generated by radio frequency causes the pathological tissues to be dehydrated, coagulated, denatured and inactivated during the thermal coagulation process, and finally absorbed or excreted from the body, restoring the normal uterine structure and function, thereby restoring the patient's health.

3. Indications for benign ovarian cyst puncture surgery: benign ovarian cysts. Simple ovarian cysts, preferably single-chambered. Ovarian crown cysts, follicular cysts. What should be paid attention to after ovarian cyst puncture? Also, those whose general condition cannot withstand laparoscopic surgery and those whose pelvic cavity is widely adhered and cannot be peeped. Ovarian cysts are suspected of malignant transformation. After puncture, the cyst fluid contaminates the pelvic cavity and may cause the spread of cancer. They cannot receive ovarian cyst puncture surgery.