Does teratoma surgery affect fertility?

Teratoma is a very common disease in women, which has a great impact on women's health. If you have teratoma, you need surgical treatment. Teratoma surgery generally will not affect women's fertility, but if the patient's condition is very serious, it may also cause infertility.

Maybe many people are not very familiar with diseases such as teratoma. Teratoma is a very common disease in our daily life and has great harm to human physical and mental health. Therefore, everyone must pay great attention to diseases such as teratoma. Teratoma is a disease unique to women, usually appearing in the uterus and ovaries of women. There are two types of teratomas, one is malignant and the other is benign. Regardless of the characteristics of the teratoma, it needs to be removed through surgery. It's just that the malignant teratoma will cause greater harm to the patient's health.

Under normal circumstances, teratoma surgery will not affect women's fertility, so everyone does not need to worry too much, because usually after getting teratoma, we only need to remove the tumor in the patient's body. If the operation is good during this process, it will not cause any impact on the woman's other reproductive organs, and it will not have any adverse effects on the woman's fertility.

Teratoma is a very scary disease, especially malignant teratoma. Therefore, if you have a teratoma, you must undergo surgery immediately. The sooner the surgery is completed, the less harm it will cause to the patient's health. Under normal circumstances, teratoma surgery will not have any adverse effects on women's fertility. However, if the patient's condition is already very serious, if you continue to receive treatment, you may need to remove the uterus or ovaries or the uterus. If this is the case, women will definitely not be able to conceive normally.

Teratoma surgery is a very common surgical treatment in our daily life. Under normal circumstances, it will not affect the woman's fertility. However, if the woman's condition is very serious, or if the patient's ovaries and uterus are removed during the operation, it will cause infertility. If only one side of the fallopian tube is removed, then it will not cause any adverse effects on the woman's fertility, so everyone does not need to worry.