Patients suffering with large cysts, painful signs, suspicious imaging may be preferred for ovarian cyst surgery. Ovarian cyst surgery is used for the removal of cysts from the ovaries by using small incisions like, laparoscopic and through one larger incision like, laparotomy in the abdomen. About 8% of women suffer from ovarian cysts built cysts large enough to need treatment.
Potential Risks
As with any operation, there are always a risk in removing of ovarian cyst from the ovary, including:
- Ovarian cysts may come back after surgery.
- Pain may not be managed completely.
- Scar tissue may occur at the surgical site on the ovaries and fallopian tubes or in the pelvis.
- Infection.
- Affecting the bowel and bladder.
Recovery
Most people come back to their daily activities and routines within a week. Laparotomy processes will take longer for recovering from, with most people coming back to normal activities in 12 weeks. Postoperative signs for laparoscopy recovery can contain:-
- Dizziness
- Nausea
- Shoulder pain
- Abdominal cramps
- Gassy and bloated feelings in the stomach.
- Sore throat in a case, breathing tube was inserted for the process.
