How to treat ruptured ovarian cyst? Does surgery need to be performed?

How to treat ruptured ovarian cyst? Is surgery required?

1. Ovarian cyst is a very common gynecological disease. So what should we do if the ovarian cyst ruptures? If there is a lot of bleeding or blood pressure drops, surgical treatment is sometimes still needed. A large amount of abdominal bleeding may cause adhesion or organ damage, which will indirectly affect the future ability to conceive.

2. If there is no drop in blood pressure, anemia, or the hemoglobin concentration of the blood obtained through vaginal puncture is less than 16%, you can usually be observed in the hospital or given intravenous drip treatment. If the blood pressure drops or the blood concentration value obtained through puncture is greater than 16%, surgery should be considered. The surgical methods include laparoscopy or direct open surgery.

3. In addition, the rupture of ovarian cysts depends on the amount of bleeding after rupture. If the amount of bleeding is not large, you can observe and treat it first. You also need to rest in bed and stop bleeding. If a woman has internal bleeding or shock, she needs to go to a regular hospital for surgery in time to prevent a large amount of abdominal bleeding from causing adhesion or organ damage, which will affect the woman's pregnancy. If a woman still has fertility needs, she can use surgery to preserve ovarian function.