Risks of ovarian cyst surgery

Risks of ovarian cyst surgery:

If ovarian cysts are not treated for a long time, they will seriously endanger women's health. In order to get rid of the disease as soon as possible, many patients will choose surgical treatment. Although surgical treatment is effective, if it is used improperly, its harm is relatively large. Common hazards after ovarian cyst surgery can cause infection, delayed menstruation, affect the normal function of the ovaries and fallopian tubes, and even induce various gynecological diseases.

1. Cause infection

Most surgeries for treating ovarian cysts are cystectomies. Bleeding and wounds are inevitable during surgery. If the amount of bleeding during trauma is not well controlled, the wound is prone to postoperative infection. Postoperative infection may be one of the sequelae of ovarian cysts. Patients who undergo ovarian cystectomy must pay attention to anti-inflammatory treatment to avoid infection.

2. Delayed menstruation

Because ovarian cysts will be removed during surgery, ovulation may be delayed after the operation, thereby disrupting the original ovulation cycle and directly affecting the arrival of menstruation, so it is likely to affect women's mood changes.

3. Affect the normal function of the ovaries and fallopian tubes

In the process of removing ovarian cysts, in addition to removing the lesion, it may also be necessary to peel off the fallopian tubes attached to the ovaries to prevent the attached fallopian tubes from failing to ovulate normally. During the operation, sequelae of abnormal ovarian and fallopian tube fimbria function may occur.

4. Inducing gynecological diseases

If the postoperative sequelae are serious, it may cause the female immune system to collapse and easily induce gynecological diseases, which may be various gynecological diseases, vaginal diseases, or cervical diseases. Because the immunity will decrease after surgery, a physical examination must be performed before the operation. Timely surgery when there are no other abnormalities in the body can reduce complications and sequelae.