Does minimally invasive cyst surgery take a long time?

Although ovarian cysts are common gynecological diseases, because the cystic growth may further develop into tumors or cancer-level diseases, after suffering from ovarian cysts, patients need to undergo timely treatment and solve the cystic growth and the tissues involved, so as to effectively and completely remove the uterine and ovarian tissues and achieve the purpose of radical surgery.

Ovarian cysts are cystic growths that can be removed through minimally invasive surgery. During the minimally invasive surgery, since there is no need to perform surgery on the abdomen, the operation time is generally only about two hours. Even with some preparatory work before the operation, the total time will not exceed five hours. Moreover, the harm of minimally invasive surgery to the body is much lower than that of surgical treatment, so the recovery time in the later stages will be relatively faster.

Under normal circumstances, after ovarian cysts are treated with minimally invasive surgery, although the location of the uterus and ovaries will suffer certain damage, since it is an effective solution of the body and there is no large external wound, it usually only takes about a month of rest after the minimally invasive surgery to achieve a comprehensive recovery effect. It’s just that the development conditions of each person’s ovarian cysts are different, so the degree of damage after minimally invasive surgery will vary to a certain extent. Therefore, there will be some changes in the rest time required after surgery, but basically it only takes about a month.

According to the information, if ovarian cysts want to be treated with minimally invasive surgery, generally the entire surgical procedure can be completed in 2 hours. If only the preoperative preparation is included, it will take about 4-5 hours. But in any case, after treatment with minimally invasive surgery, the patient's uterine and ovarian parts will still have certain trauma, so it takes about a month of rest to allow the uterine and ovarian parts to repair effectively and achieve the goal of comprehensive recovery.