What is the reaction after ovarian cyst surgery?

What happens after ovarian cyst surgery?

Ovarian cysts after surgery may cause postoperative infection, and may also affect ovarian function and delay menstruation.

The specific analysis is as follows:

1. Postoperative infection: Postoperative infection may occur. Most patients with ovarian cysts undergo cystectomy, and there will inevitably be bleeding and surgical trauma during the operation. If the amount of bleeding and the trauma surface are not well controlled during the operation, it will lead to postoperative infection.

2. Affecting ovarian function: In addition to removing excess cysts, ovarian cyst surgery sometimes requires the peeling of the fallopian tubes attached to the ovaries to prevent the fallopian tubes attached to the ovaries from affecting the normal ovulation function of the ovaries. During the operation, the normal function of the ovaries and fallopian tube fimbria may also be affected.

3. Delayed menstruation: Removing the cyst may cause delayed ovulation, disrupting the original ovulation cycle and directly affecting the arrival of menstruation. In other words, after ovarian cyst surgery, patients will have delayed menstruation, which is the third sequelae after surgery.

It is very important to pay attention to dietary treatment after surgery and personal dietary conditioning in life. In life, we should pay attention to the dietary adjustment of ovarian cysts, mainly eat light food, and stay away from some spicy and irritating foods. At the same time, we should reduce the intake of hot and humid foods and try to regulate the body with a healthy diet.