What is the condition of right ovary enlargement?

Regarding gynecological diseases, ovarian problems are one of the most hidden, most easily ignored and most difficult to treat. Severe cases can cause infertility, or even more serious lesions become tumors. Today we will share with you about the enlargement of the right ovary. Of course, this requires going to the hospital for color ultrasound and other examinations when you feel unwell. The following is relevant information.

Gynecologists point out that enlargement of the right ovary is actually not a good thing. Tumors, inflammation, etc. can cause enlargement of the right ovary. If the specific situation occurs, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

Several cases of right ovarian enlargement:

1. Ovarian tumor: A general term for enlargement, swelling and neoplasm of the right ovary. Physiological ones include follicular cysts and corpus luteum cysts. Pathological tumors are divided into neoplastic and non-neoplastic tumors. Non-neoplastic diseases include endometriosis, polycystic ovary, etc.

2. Ovarian inflammation: The right ovary is enlarged or has surface edema, ischemia or adhesion, and is covered with a membrane-like surface. The ovary may form adhesions with the fallopian tube, pelvic side wall, and posterior wall of the uterus, or the ovary and fallopian tube may be seen wrapped together with adhesions. If there is an ovarian abscess, pus can be seen on the surface of the ovary, and the right ovary is significantly enlarged.

Hysteroscopic and laparoscopic minimally invasive technology can treat almost all gynecological diseases, such as right ovarian enlargement, ectopic pregnancy, benign ovarian tumors, pelvic endometriosis, uterine prolapse, polycystic ovary, uterine fibroids removal with uterus preservation, hysterectomy, diagnosis and treatment of infertility, etc. Minimally invasive surgery saves women from the pain of abdominal surgery and illness, and regaining health is just around the corner.

Finally, regarding the problem of enlarged right ovary, although it is generally caused by various inflammations or even cysts, female friends do not need to be too nervous or pessimistic. The above-mentioned hysteroscopic and laparoscopic minimally invasive technology has become relatively mature in dealing with related tumor surgeries due to technological advances and advanced instruments and equipment. A considerable proportion of patients can still be cured and treated perfectly.