Can ultrasound treat ovarian cysts?

Surgery is the most common treatment for ovarian cysts. However, not all ovarian cysts can be treated with surgery. You must take appropriate measures according to the specific symptoms and stage. Now there is a new treatment method for ovarian cysts, which is ultrasound therapy.

Ultrasound interventional therapy is an advanced medical method for treating various types of cysts and myomas. It is a method of directly puncturing the diseased tissue under ultrasound guidance and injecting drugs to cause the diseased tissue to quickly dehydrate, degenerate, necrotize, atrophy and fibrosis. Its characteristics are:

1. Accurate display of lesions. Real-time ultrasound monitoring can accurately display the precise location of the lesion, find the best needle insertion point, determine the location, angle, direction and depth of the needle insertion, and display different anatomical layers of the human body to ensure that important organs, blood vessels and bile ducts are not punctured, minimizing the risk of puncture.

2. Easy and quick operation. Ultrasound guidance is easy and quick, and can be performed in outpatient clinics or at the patient's bedside, providing great convenience for patients.

3. The treatment effect is obvious. Ultrasound interventional treatment of various cysts does not require laparotomy. Under the guidance of ultrasound, accurate positioning is performed, and imported puncture needles are used to insert the needle from the abdomen to puncture the cyst, extract the cystic fluid, and inject special drugs to shrink and disappear the cyst. Simple non-separated cysts can be cured at one time, and the occurrence of abdominal adhesions can be effectively avoided. There is no need to worry about rupture due to peeling during surgery to avoid recurrence.

4. Ovarian cyst patients have less tissue damage and less pain. The 18G imported fine needle puncture has a needle hole of less than 1 mm, is non-traumatic, painless, does not affect normal work and life, and can be treated and left at any time.

5. Low cost. CT, MRI, and isotope-guided intervention are all relatively expensive, and patients who need repeated examinations will incur even higher costs. Ultrasound interventional therapy is relatively inexpensive compared to surgery and long-term drug treatment. Patients can get the best results with one-time treatment without recurrence at a lower medical cost.

6. No radioactive damage. Regardless of whether it is X-guided, CT-guided or MRI-guided, patients with ovarian cysts will be more or less exposed to radioactive or nuclear contamination. Ultrasound interventional treatment of cystic fibroids avoids multiple radioactive or nuclear contamination under ultrasound guidance.

I believe that from the above content, everyone has a deep understanding of ultrasound treatment of ovarian cysts. It can be said that this ultrasound therapy is quite effective, and it avoids surgical trauma and radioactive contamination such as CT guidance, and is a relatively reliable treatment method. If you want to know more about ovarian cysts, please consult on this website.

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