Women who has ovarian cyst only allowed themselves to be treated through a ovarian cyst surgery if this will be the last alternative to be cured. It is because you should be well prepared prior to the operation and the fact that it is also very expensive. You should be aware of this disease to have enough courage how to face it. Majority of the cyst developed in the ovaries of women are benign but you can also have a malignant case.
It is not enough that you have the money to undergo ovarian surgery. What matters most is you should be ready to suffer the possible danger brought by the surgical operation. You could experience pain which will take for some time and you should be patient until the time of your recovery because it might take a long time.
Laparoscopic surgery is one type of ovarian cyst removal surgery. The cyst developed in your ovaries will be removed even without hurting the organs. It is different in some serious cases, because there will be an ovary removal once the cyst reach the stage where it can cause ovarian cancer.
About eight hours before your actual operation, your doctor will instruct you not to eat nor drink. Any kind of medicines are also not allowed. You should follow the doctor’s instruction for your own safety. You are also asked to be examined through EKG, ultrasound, CT scan, blood and urine tests and even physical test to prepare your body with the operation.
It is better if you will ask your doctor the distinction about laparoscopic surgery and open surgical operation. There are some cases that the first will not be advisable so there is no choice but to have open surgery.
The ovarian surgical operation will last for about 1 to 2 hours. You will be given some sedative to ease the usual impediments after the surgery which includes blood clotting, infection, shoulder pain, bleeding and the possible come back of the cyst.
After the surgery, it is only normal to stay in the hospital for a few days or weeks. This is needed to make sure that the operation is a success. You period when you will experience pain as well as the period of getting better is longer in open surgery than in laparoscopic surgery.
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I’m pretty sure that surgery should be the last thing to considered regarding ovarian cyst problems.
I hear stories all the time of people that died because they went to get an unnecessary surgery and something went wrong during the process.
Besides the change of die during the surgery comes the money problem. If there is a natural way to get rid of that for a fraction of the price would I waste my money on a surgery.
Some doctors get commissions when they indicate patients to other doctors, if you are not sure about the surgery you definitely should take a second or even a third opinion from different doctors.
I think it all depends if you have the money to have the surgery. I understand that it’s very painful but it saves many lives as well.
Natural treatment works pretty good but I think in an advanced stage the person should definitely go under surgery.
Paula is right. I all depends if the person have the money to do the surgery.
It is much better if you don’t need it, but if ovarian cyst surgery is the safest solution I’d definitely chose it.
Another problem is that even if you go under surgery, the cyst can come back again.
Is there any changes of me getting pregnant after having surgery to remove one of my ovaries?
I heard that it’s a good idea to not try to get pregnant for at least 1 year after the surgery. does it make any sense?
thanks
I have heard many cases that when a woman suffering from ovarian cyst undergoes a surgery she dies. Is the ovarian surgery really the last resort for women who want to be cured? Or this is the first step for them to rest in peace? Aside from that, it is too costly.
I have a friend who had ovarian cyst surgery a few years ago and she was able to survive the operation. She’s doing well now but every time she has menstruation, she still suffers abdominal pain and heavy menstrual flow. I think surgery is good for just a few years and yes, the cyst may recur.
Women have no choice but to submit to surgical removal of the ovarian cyst if they want to be alive and kicking again.
Living with the cyst inside you makes you uncomfortable during menstruation as it is really painful and heavy blood
Discharges are sometimes intolerable and makes you sickly and dizzy
IMHO, getting Ovarian Cyst Surgery should be last on the list of options. I have heard of lots of stories too, and its scary to say the least. But if its really that advance then it leaves us no choice right?
You’re right Mariah. Just the thought that something unwanted is growing inside you is going to cause a lot of stress. These women who has to go through an ovarian cyst surgery will need all the emotional support they can get, right?