In todayβs world, ovarian cysts is a very common issue faced by many women worldwide. Generally, there are no noticeable signs of pain and discomfort but some women might go through severe abdominal pain, discomfort, weight gain and other complications.In this essay, we will discuss cysts, symptoms, laparoscopic surgery, its risks, and recovery.
An ovarian cystectomy is a surgical procedure for the removal of a cyst from the ovary. Cysts are sac-like structures that are formed in tissues of the body, containing fluid, air or other materials. They can vary in sizes and complications. It can commonly be caused by infections, blocked ducts, or genetic conditions. Although some cysts are harmless while others cause discomfort and pain. Treatments can range from surgical intervention to observation and medications.
Laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy is a minimally invasive surgical technique that uses small incisions in the lower abdomen. Women across the world have cysts at some point in their lives. A cyst causing pain and discomfort should be treated with, depending on its complication, surgical intervention.
A small incision is cut in the lower abdomen, and a laparoscope, a thin flexible tube with a high defined camera and a light source, is inserted into the abdomen. Other incisions will be made to put air, which will create space, and the other for the surgical instruments to go in for removing the ovarian cysts.
This process can be smooth and safe. After the surgery it can be sore for a couple of days. The gas which entered your abdomen might hurt your shoulders and back and you might experience some spotting or vaginal bleeding after surgery. The incisions made to your abdomen are closed with stitches and covered with band aids. It is advised to avoid soaking the wound in water or even going swimming. Although there are no complications normally but if you face complications such as fever, nausea, abdominal pain, heavy bleeding or swelling it is advised to visit your surgeon.
Not only the adults but pediatric patients can also be diagnosed with ovarian cysts. The laparoscopic procedure can be performed on them as well. However it is necessary to understand that they have a smaller abdomen and are more complicated. It can risk their future fertility abilities, and keeping that in mind it is necessary to make sure that the procedure is conducted safely.
In conclusion, Laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy is a safe surgical procedure for the ovarian cysts removal, with various advantages over open surgery. It makes sure that there is a safe removal of the ovaries without harming other organs around it, without scarring and lesser pain. However it is necessary to discuss with a health professional to discuss the benefits, risk factors, and benefits to make a better decision.
