Ovarian cyst surgery should be carefully considered

Generally speaking, conservative treatment is used for ovarian cysts, but ovarian cyst surgery cannot be ignored. Experts point out that whether to perform ovarian cyst surgery should be determined after careful analysis of the patient's condition.

As ovarian cysts grow larger, symptoms will become more and more obvious, such as dysmenorrhea and irregular menstruation. However, the symptoms of ovarian cysts are often ignored by women, so if you experience menstrual abnormalities in your daily life, you must seek medical treatment as soon as possible.

In fact, if you are not sure whether you need surgical treatment for ovarian cysts, you should first understand what examinations are needed for ovarian cysts, and then symptomatic treatment after the examination. The circumstances under which ovarian cyst surgery can be performed mainly depend on the size of the cyst.

For cysts smaller than 5 cm in diameter, patients do not need to worry or be overly afraid, but should be followed up for 1 to 2 months. If they persist and grow larger, ovarian cyst surgery should be performed.

In short, whether to undergo ovarian cyst surgery depends mainly on the specific situation of the cyst. Of course, the patient's physical condition cannot be ignored. Those with weak constitutions who cannot withstand some of the drugs used in ovarian cyst surgery or those who are allergic should carefully consider ovarian cyst surgery.