Is adnexal cyst a major surgery?

How often does right adnexal cyst require surgical treatment? I believe this is a question that many patients with adnexal cyst will think about. Because the appendages are very important to women's physical and mental health, if there is a problem with the appendages, it will greatly affect women's endocrine system and may also cause women to be unable to conceive. If the cyst is not large, it can be controlled by taking medicine. However, if medication cannot control the swelling, surgical treatment should be considered. So, how often does a right adnexal cyst require surgical treatment? Is an adnexal cyst a major surgery?

Is adnexal cyst a major surgery?

Whether or not ovarian cyst surgery is a major surgery depends on the size and characteristics of the ovarian cyst. If the ovarian cyst is benign, ovarian cyst removal surgery is a common minimally invasive surgery, in which the cyst can be removed immediately. If the cyst is relatively large, you can consider removing the appendages at the same time. If the ovarian cyst is malignant, the scope of the operation will be expanded and the difficulty will increase. That is, major surgery will be required. During the surgery, both fallopian tubes will be removed, and surgery will also be performed on the uterine wall and lymph nodes. Pathological tissue examination will be required after the operation. After the operation, it is necessary to carry out comprehensive treatment plans such as radiotherapy and chemotherapy on time. Ovarian cyst surgery is a relatively mature surgical treatment at present, and the surgical success rate is relatively good. Don't worry too much, just cooperate with the doctor to make adequate preoperative preparations.

How many right adnexal cysts require surgical treatment?

First of all, if the total area of ​​the right adnexal cyst exceeds 1.06cm, this situation will cause right adnexal obstruction, and surgery will be necessary. If it is lower than 1.06com, it can still be treated with medicine or laser. Although surgical treatment will cause certain trauma to patients with right adnexal cysts, it is also a better way to unclog the right adnexal area when the total area of ​​the right adnexal cyst exceeds 1.06com.

Secondly, if the cysts in the right adnex exist in an irregular pattern and have affected the ovulation function, then even if it is less than 1.06com, surgical removal should be considered. Although this is a medical definition of surgery, most hospitals will take the woman's current condition into consideration during the actual treatment process. If the cyst area is irregular, the effects of immediate medication and laser surgery will not be significant, so immediate surgical treatment is required.

Finally, there are two types of surgical treatments for right adnexal cysts, one is traditional surgery and the other is laparoscopy. In some cities where medical technology is relatively backward, traditional surgery is still used to treat right adnexal cysts, which not only causes a large bleeding area but also may cause certain surgical risks. In big cities with relatively advanced medical technology, laparoscopy has gradually replaced traditional surgery.

The above is a detailed introduction to "How much surgery is required for right adnexal cysts?" According to the above introduction, it can be seen that right adnexal cyst is a disease that seriously affects women's reproductive function. If the total area of ​​water exceeds 1.06cm, or appears in the right appendage in an irregular manner, then surgical treatment should be considered in this case. And for patients with right adnexal cysts, the sooner the surgery is performed, the better the recovery will be.