How is the effect of ovarian cyst puncture and what are the treatments?

How effective is ovarian cyst puncture? What other treatments are there?

1. Ovarian cyst puncture is an effective method for treating ovarian cysts. The operation is monitored by a computer throughout the whole process. Through dynamic observation and guidance of the laparoscope, the ovarian tumor and other pathological tissues can be accurately located. The radio frequency probe passes through the natural cavities such as the cervix and vagina and accurately intervenes in the core part of the ovarian cyst. Under the premise of not damaging normal tissues, the biological high temperature effect generated by radio frequency causes the pathological tissue to be dehydrated, denatured, coagulated and inactivated during the thermal coagulation process, and finally excreted from the body or absorbed by the body, restoring normal uterine function and structure, so that the patient can return to health.

2. Ultrasound-guided interventional treatment of cysts is performed by puncturing with a thinner imported PTC needle under ultrasound guidance. The position of the needle tip in the cyst can be seen under ultrasound. After the cyst is aspirated and decompressed, the cystic fluid will not overflow. After the cystic fluid is drained out, a sclerosing drug is injected and retained for 10 minutes to solidify all the cells secreting the cystic fluid and no longer produce cystic fluid. At the same time, the sclerosing drug is completely extracted again, leaving only the sclerosing drug in the cyst.

3. Ovarian cysts are common gynecological diseases that can occur in women of any age, but are more common in women aged 20-50. They are generally benign. In young girls and postmenopausal women, they are generally malignant and should be taken seriously.