We can use laparoscopy to diagnose ovarian cysts

We can use laparoscopy to diagnose ovarian cysts. Since ovarian cysts are not easy to detect in the early stage, patients often develop ovarian cysts accidentally. Therefore, early diagnosis of ovarian cysts is very important. This is very important for women's health. What are the other diagnostic methods for ovarian cysts?

(1) Compression symptoms : A large tumor that fills the pelvic cavity may cause compression symptoms, such as frequent urination, dysuria, constipation, shortness of breath, palpitations, etc., which are very helpful for the diagnosis of ovarian cysts .

(2) Abdominal discomfort : Medium-sized benign tumors or rapidly growing malignant tumors often cause abdominal distension and discomfort. This is one of the diagnostic bases for ovarian cysts.

(5) Uterine disorders and endocrine symptoms : When the tumor produces steroid hormones or the tumor destroys both ovaries, the diagnosis of ovarian cysts can cause menstrual cycle disorders or abnormal uterine bleeding. Testicular blastoma can produce excessive androgens and cause masculinization.

(6) Manifestations of mobile lesions : such as lung movement causing coughing up blood and difficulty breathing; intestinal movement causing stool changes, blood in the stool, intestinal obstruction, etc. Diagnosis of ovarian cysts.

(7) Laparoscopic examination : This type of diagnosis of ovarian cysts can directly observe the source of the tumor and the general condition, as well as the entire pelvic and abdominal cavity and diaphragm, to determine the scope and stage of the lesion. The diagnosis of ovarian cysts can be done by aspirating ascites for cytological examination or taking suspicious tissue for pathological examination. However, large masses or adhesion masses are contraindicated.

If you have the above symptoms, it may be an ovarian cyst. The above is an introduction to the diagnosis of ovarian cysts. Do you have any questions about the diagnosis of ovarian cysts? The above content is for your reference only. If you still have any questions about the diagnosis of ovarian cysts, please consult our online experts.

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