How to cure ovarian cysts

How can ovarian cysts be cured? Ovarian cysts endanger the physical and mental health of female patients, and have a great impact on the patients' lives and work. If ovarian cysts are not treated in time, they may also cause other diseases and lead to infertility. So, how can ovarian cysts be cured?

1. Semi-conservative surgery: The treatment of ovarian cysts mainly involves the removal of the uterus and endometriosis lesions, preserving ovarian function. It is suitable for women under 45 years old who have no fertility requirements, or those with extensive lesions and who cannot retain fertility, or those with uterine fibroids or adenomyosis.

2. Conservative surgery: including laparotomy and laparoscopic surgery. The scope of surgical treatment of ovarian cysts includes separation of the patient's pelvic adhesions, electrocautery or resection of pelvic lesions, uterine suspension, ovarian endometriosis cystectomy, and simultaneous resection of uterine fibroids. For patients with severe dysmenorrhea, it is often recommended to remove the presacral nerve.

3. Interventional therapy: It is the most advanced method for treating ovarian cysts. Interventional therapy not only does not require surgery, but also reduces recurrence and trauma after treatment. It can satisfy the beauty desire of ovarian cyst patients to the greatest extent while treating the disease.

4. Chemotherapy: It is the main auxiliary therapy for ovarian cysts. If it is estimated that surgical removal of the tumor is difficult, 1-2 courses of chemotherapy before surgery can improve surgical removal. Postoperative chemotherapy can prevent recurrence. For those who are not completely removed by surgery, chemotherapy can provide temporary relief or even long-term survival. For those who cannot be removed by surgery, chemotherapy can shrink and loosen the ovarian cyst, creating conditions for another surgery.

Experts point out that if patients want to effectively treat ovarian cysts, they must receive treatment as soon as the disease appears. This way they can quickly control the progression of the disease and avoid causing greater harm to the body. They should learn more about ovarian cysts so that they can achieve early detection and early treatment.