How to treat conditions that cannot undergo ovarian cyst surgery?

Ovarian cysts are extremely harmful to women. Many women become infertile due to this disease, and some serious patients develop cancer due to lack of timely treatment. Therefore, ovarian cyst surgery is the best treatment. However, not all ovarian cyst symptoms can be treated with surgery. So what are the ovarian cyst symptoms that cannot be treated with surgery?

Gynecologists have made clear statements about the conditions that cannot be treated with ovarian cyst surgery:

1. Ascites: Drugs can be administered through the catheter after the ascites is drained each time. However, it should be noted that ascites contains a large amount of protein, and nutrition should be supplemented in time if a large amount of fluid is drained.

2. Pain: It is the greatest pain for patients. You can first use general analgesics, such as aspirin and codeine. If it is still ineffective, you can give pethidine and morphine alternately. However, it is easy to become addicted. If any analgesics are ineffective, you can try injecting alcohol into the spinal cord cavity.

3. Intestinal or ureteral obstruction: If the patient is in good general condition, colectomy, ostomy or ureteral transplantation can be performed to relieve the patient's excretion disorder and the resulting water and electricity imbalance, acidosis, etc.

From this, it can be seen that surgery alone cannot be used to treat ovarian cysts. It is necessary to first clarify the patient's specific symptoms and take appropriate treatment measures according to local conditions in order to achieve ideal therapeutic effects.

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