Do adnexal cysts require surgery?

As medical technology improves, more and more diseases that were previously unknown to people are being named. Although some diseases had not been named and identified at that time, it does not mean that the disease did not exist. For example, diseases such as adnexal cysts are gradually recognized and understood by people with the improvement of scientific and technological levels. However, since it has only been known for a short time, many people still do not have enough knowledge about this disease. There are many questions about treatment, such as whether adnexal cysts require surgery?

Among the female internal reproductive organs, the fallopian tubes and ovaries are called uterine appendages. Adnexal cysts are cystic tumors of the fallopian tubes and ovaries, and their contents are liquid in nature. The most common adnexal cyst in clinical practice is ovarian cyst, which is a common gynecological disease. A left-sided adnexal cyst means that there is a cystic tumor in the left ovary.

Ultrasound interventional therapy is an advanced medical method for treating various cysts and myomas. It is a method of directly puncturing the diseased tissue under ultrasound guidance and injecting drugs to cause the diseased tissue to quickly dehydrate, degenerate, necrotize, atrophy and fibrosis. Its characteristics are: 1. Accurate display of lesions. Real-time ultrasound monitoring can accurately display the precise location of the left adnexal cyst, find the best needle insertion point, determine the location, angle, direction and depth of needle insertion, and simultaneously display the different anatomical layers of the human body to ensure that important organs, blood vessels and bile ducts are not punctured, thereby minimizing the risk of puncture. 2. Easy and quick operation. Ultrasound guidance is simple and rapid, and can be performed in outpatient clinics or at the patient's bedside, providing great convenience to patients.

3. The treatment effect is obvious. Ultrasound interventional treatment of various types of cysts does not require laparotomy. Under the guidance of ultrasound, precise positioning is achieved and an imported puncture needle is used to insert the needle into the abdomen to puncture the cyst, extract the cystic fluid, and inject special drugs to shrink and eliminate the cyst, thereby curing it in one go and effectively avoiding the occurrence of abdominal adhesions. There is no need to worry about rupture due to dissection during surgery, thus avoiding recurrence. 4. The patient suffers less tissue damage and less pain. 18G imported fine needle puncture, the needle hole is less than 1 mm, it is non-traumatic, painless, does not affect normal work and life, and you can leave after treatment.

Ovarian cysts can be divided into two categories: neoplastic and non-neoplastic. Generally speaking, the most common ovarian cysts in women of childbearing age are functional ovarian cysts. These cysts are not tumors, most of them are benign, and their diameter rarely exceeds 5 cm. They can disappear on their own without surgery. It is recommended that you observe closely and have regular B-ultrasound examinations. If the cyst tends to increase in size, it can be surgically removed.

As long as it is a benign cyst, there is no need for surgery. It can be treated with interventional ultrasound, which has a better effect. Chocolate cysts are prone to recurrence, and the recurrence rate of surgery and laparoscopy is also not low. Even if recurrence occurs after interventional treatment, it is not difficult to treat again.

Based on the above detailed understanding of this disease and its treatment methods, knowing that this disease still depends on the specific severity of the disease in order to better choose a treatment plan and whether surgical treatment is needed. In short, we need to analyze specific problems specifically and not generalize. It depends on the severity of the disease and what stage it is at to determine whether surgery is the best treatment option. Only then can we decide whether surgery is needed to treat adnexal cysts.