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Like any surgical procedure, ovarian cystectomy is associated with certain risks such as excessive blood loss and an infection requiring antibiotic treatment. Additionally, women should consult their surgeon regarding:
Laparoscopic Risks – The rupture of an ovarian cyst is possible with either laparoscopic or open surgical procedures, but studies indicate that rupture rates are higher in laparoscopy. In benign, or non-malignant (non-cancerous) cases, this is of no concern. If a cancerous mass does rupture, patients will require chemotherapy due to the spill of cancerous cells into the pelvis.
Laparoscopic Advantages – In properly selected patients, using laparoscopy to remove cysts saves thousands of women every year the difficult recovery and increased complications associated with open surgery. Women are discharged from the hospital the same day, with excellent pain control and rapid recovery.
DualPortGYN for ovarian cystectomy is a pioneering new GYN surgical tehcnique developed at The Center for Innovative GYN Care that uses only two, 5 millimeter incisions. One incision is placed at the belly button and the other is at the bikini line. With these incisions, most GYN procedures can be performed safely in an outpatient setting in less than one hour. Video Rating: / 5
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Video Transcript
Q) What are Ovarian Cysts? 0:23
A) An ovarian cyst is a large fluid sac that can develop within or on an ovary. It can be simple, which means thin walled filled with fluid or can be complex that it is may contain thick fluid, blood or solid areas.
Q) How common are Ovarian Cysts? 0:44
A) Ovarian Cyst is very common. Most women are unaware that they are often without any symptom and disappear spontaneously with time. But 1 in 10 women may need surgery at some point in their lives.
Q) What are the Symptoms? 1:03
A) They are often asymptomatic and found
• incidentally during physical examination by Gynaecologist, or
• when a patient shows some symptoms like nausea, vomiting, pain in the abdomen, pelvis, lower back, thigh, and unusual bleeding.
Q) How are Ovarian Cysts Diagnosed? 1:23
A) As said they are usually diagnosed by
• a physical examination by a gynaecologist
• imaging studies
• a pelvic ultrasound or an MRI
Q) What are the Causes of Ovarian Cyst? 1:37
A) The most common causes of ovarian cysts are
• Hormonal problem – Hormonal Problems as seen in Polycystic Ovarian Disease.
• Endometriosis – In women who have endometriosis they can develop a cyst filled with blood called endometrioma.
• Pregnancy – In early pregnancy, a small ovarian cyst called a corpus luteal cyst normally develops to support the pregnancy until the placenta forms.
• Severe pelvic infections – In case of severe pelvic infections it can spread to the ovaries and fallopian tubes and cause cysts to form.
Q) Can Ovarian Cyst affect Fertility? 2:10
A) Not all ovarian cysts affect fertility. Some cysts that become very large and require treatment by surgery or medications can affect fertility. Polycystic ovaries and endometrioma are known to affect fertility.
Q) Can Ovarian Cyst cause Cancer? 2:29
A) Yes, rarely ovarian cysts can be cancerous. The risk increases with age. Post-menopausal women with ovarian cysts have a higher risk of developing ovarian cancer.
Q) What are the Treatments of Ovarian Cysts? 2:47
A) The treatment option is dependent on the patient’s age, their fertility status, symptoms and how large the cyst is. Treatment can be conservative or medical in which patient is told to wait and watch as the majority of cysts disappear on their own. In case of larger cysts or symptomatic like pain during periods or in cases of twisting of the ovary then surgical removal of the cyst is recommended. Complex cyst usually requires further evaluation and surgical removal may be needed.
Q) Why come to Medicover Fertility for the treatment of Ovarian Cyst? 3:27
A) Medicover Fertility is a clinic with International standards and high success rate that uses advanced fertility treatments and enable couples with severe infertility problems to successfully conceive.
As we know that all ovarian cysts do not cause infertility. Some cysts tend to go on their own and some can be managed through medications. But a cause like the polycystic ovary syndrome, endometrioma, and some ovarian tumour a patient should see a doctor sooner as it may reduce fertility if left untreated, in fact, a further plan of fertility treatment should be timely discussed. In cases where they are looking for pregnancy, we treat these patients with the individualistic treatment plan. In some cases where the patient have been trying for a long time or have some other factors causing infertility, we at Medicover can maximise their chance of fertility by IVF technology.
In some cases of a complex cyst, we have a team of doctors who have vast experience and have had advanced training in performing minimally invasive surgery that is laparoscopy for the removal of these complicated cysts.
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This 3D medical animation gives a brief overview of the anatomy of the ovaries and how ovarian cancer develops. The stages of ovarian cancer are described, along with common treatments. Video Rating: / 5
Dr. Emese Zsiros shares the factors that determine a simple ovarian cyst from ovarian cancer. Dr. Zsiros also explains when additional imaging is used to differentiate between benign and cancerous ovarian cysts. Video Rating: / 5
An ovarian cyst is a common thing that happens is women. The biggest problem with the cysts is they do not show symptoms in most cases. We always have to manage the food and mood in balance so that any hormonal or nutritional disturbances become causes of ovarian cyst.
Here are 5 best yoga asanas to treat Ovarian Cysts.
Dr. Karen Wang, minimally invasive surgeon from the department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, answers common questions about ovarian cysts. Learn more at: http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/gynecology_obstetrics/specialty_areas/gynecological_services/conditions/ovarian_cysts.html
Questions Answered:
1. What are ovarian cysts? 0:03
2. What are the symptoms of ovarian cysts? 0:13
3. How are ovarian cysts diagnosed? 0:30
4. Can ovarian cysts affect fertility? 0:44
5. What are the treatment options for ovarian cysts? 0:56
6. Is a specialist needed for the treatment of ovarian cysts? 1:15
7. Can ovarian cysts be a recurring issue? 1:29
8. What is the difference between minimally invasive and open surgery for ovarian cysts? 1:43
9. What advice do you have for women who suspect that they may have ovarian cysts? 2:13
10. Why come to Johns Hopkins for treatment of ovarian cysts? 2:27 Video Rating: / 5
Ovarian cysts can sometimes cause painful symptoms. Dr. Emese Zsiros explains signs of ovarian cyst torsion and what happens if an ovarian cyst ruptures. Learn more: https://www.roswellpark.org/cancer/ovarian/about-ovarian-cancer Video Rating: / 5
Dr. Emese Zsiros explains what types of women are more susceptible to ovarian cysts. Dr. Zsiros also provides details on different types of ovarian cysts including cystadenomas. Learn more: https://www.roswellpark.org/cancer/ovarian/about-ovarian-cancer
In this episode of Doctor’s Talk we discuss what is an Ovarian Cyst, what are its symptoms and how can we cure it using Laparoscopic measures.
Around 10 million cases of Ovarian Cyst are observed in India every year and is one of the leading complications of the female reproductive system. It can be cured through contraceptive pills or by Laparoscopic Surgery. If left untreated menstrual irregularities, pain during intercourse or irregular bowel movements are some of the symptoms that may occur.
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