Can chocolate cysts be cured?

Can chocolate cysts be cured? The answer is yes. Patients with chocolate cysts can only take good care of themselves after surgery. Many people want to know how likely it is to be cured after they find out they have chocolate cysts. People should pay attention to the impact of chocolate cysts and the treatment methods of chocolate cysts, but there are also many symptoms of chocolate cysts. What is the best way to treat chocolate cysts?

At present, the best treatment for chocolate cysts is laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery. However, surgery is not foolproof, because after surgery, the human body will resume ovulation, exert endocrine function, and the remaining endometrium will begin to grow again. Therefore, it is best to get pregnant as soon as possible after surgery, because there is at least a year after pregnancy for these endometrial tissues to gradually decline and be absorbed due to the lack of estrogen. Therefore, pregnancy is the best treatment, and assisted reproductive technology is also the best treatment.

For patients who do not have fertility requirements, if dysmenorrhea can be relieved by oral contraceptives, ovarian suppression is a good way to treat chocolate cysts. Some people say that they are worried about estrogen stimulation. Don't contraceptives contain estrogen? Although contraceptives contain hormones, external hormones are not enough to affect the growth of chocolate cysts. Laparoscopic surgery is appropriate for giant endometrial cysts, extensive intestinal adhesions, intestinal resection, or very complicated surgeries. For women who do not want to have children and are close to menopause, we do not recommend ovarian removal. It is best to choose laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery.

Above we have learned how to treat chocolate cysts effectively, but the specific method to be chosen should be based on the patient's condition, physical condition and wishes. For women who do not have fertility requirements, if the condition is serious, they can consider removing the uterus or ovaries.