How to Remove a Chocolate Cyst

How to remove a chocolate cyst?

Chocolate cysts are a manifestation of endometriosis, which usually occurs in women between the ages of 25 and 45. The cause is very complicated and has a lot to do with elevated estrogen levels in the body or autoimmune diseases. Patients with this disease will experience symptoms such as dysmenorrhea, pain during intercourse, anal pain, and abnormal menstruation. Treatment must be taken in time, otherwise it may induce other complications over time, and it will also have a great impact on the patient's fertility. So how to remove chocolate cysts? Here is a brief introduction for everyone.

1. Ovarian cyst removal is a commonly used method for treating chocolate cysts. It is suitable for patients with cysts with a diameter of more than 4 cm. It can be performed in any regular hospital. After the operation, relevant conditioning work is done and the patient will be able to return to normal life soon.

2. Adnexectomy on the affected side. If the patient has a single chocolate cyst on one side, then removing the cyst through this method can also achieve the purpose of cure.

3. Semi-radical surgery: If the diameter of the cyst is relatively large, or if there are multiple cysts, this method can be used for treatment.

4. Radical surgery and nerve blocking surgery. These methods are suitable for patients with more serious chocolate cysts, that is, patients with a long-term onset, stubborn cysts and signs of deterioration.