Can ovarian cysts be eliminated by infusion?

Ovarian cysts are a relatively common gynecological disease and there are many ways to treat them. Sometimes intravenous infusion therapy is needed. Infusion can only be regarded as a conservative treatment method because it can only achieve an anti-inflammatory effect but cannot completely eradicate the cyst. If the disease is more serious, surgical treatment is generally performed, and one or both fallopian tubes can be removed.

Ovarian cysts are tumors of the female reproductive organs. Most young female patients have this disease. There are many ways to treat ovarian cysts. Does ovarian cyst infusion work?

There are many types of ovarian cysts, but most are benign. Don't assume that a tumor in the ovary means cancer. To check clearly, the treatment method for ovarian cysts depends on the size and shape of the cyst. Cysts can be benign or malignant, cystic or solid, and unilateral or bilateral. Early diagnosis will help determine which treatment method to use based on the condition of the cyst.

For ovarian cysts, intravenous drug treatment can only play an anti-inflammatory and inhibitory role, but cannot eradicate it. If the size of the cyst in the body is less than 5 cm and is benign, it can be treated with intravenous drugs, which can alleviate the patient's symptoms. However, the condition of the cyst in the body must be observed regularly to monitor the condition. If the size of the cyst is larger than 5 cm, it may develop into an ovarian tumor. In this case, intravenous therapy alone will not be enough to achieve the desired effect. Surgery should be used to remove the tumor.

For surgical treatment of ovarian cysts, most young patients, especially those before menopause, undergo cystectomy, which will preserve normal ovarian tissue as much as possible. For older or postmenopausal patients, unilateral or bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy can be performed.

For malignant cysts, every effort will be made to remove the primary cyst and any visible pelvic and abdominal metastases.