Post treatment of ovarian cyst torsion
Release time : 07/21/2025 09:30:04
Ovarian cysts are a relatively common gynecological condition. In daily life, women place great importance on their ovaries, but there is not much public awareness about diseases related to the ovaries.
Let's take a look at the treatment for ovarian cyst torsion, the causes of ovarian cysts, and the examination of ovarian cysts.
The management of ovarian cyst torsion requires attention. In daily life, many patients seek various treatments in order to achieve better recuperation outcomes during their medical care.
1. Examination: A comprehensive examination should be conducted, including general examinations and auxiliary examinations.
To understand the vulva, vagina, cervix, and pelvic organs.
Adjunct examinations include: complete blood count and blood type, routine urine, stool routine, liver and kidney function tests, blood glucose, hepatitis B, coagulation series, electrocardiogram, gynecological ultrasound, and chest X-ray.
Determine the patient's overall condition and the feasibility of the surgery.
2. Psychological Preparation: Patients inevitably experience fear, anxiety, and concerns about the surgery and its outcomes beforehand. A detailed introduction and explanation will be provided to gain their trust and consent. This will assist in preparing them psychologically for the treatment process.
Written informed consent procedures, including surgical and anesthesiology volunteers among others, should be conducted by the patient.
The operating list and the anesthesia list were sent to the operating room for surgery preparation.
During menstruation, surgery is generally contraindicated to avoid increased bleeding.
3. Physiological Preparation: (1) Adaptive Exercise: Due to the prolonged bed rest required after surgery, preoperative exercises should be carried out on the hospital bed.
Smokers should quit smoking two weeks before surgery.
(2) Blood Transfusion and Fluid Replacement: There is a possibility of perioperative damage to surrounding organs and internal hemorrhage during surgery.
Prior to surgery, it is essential to perform blood typing and cross-matching tests. A sufficient quantity of whole blood or component blood must be prepared. The patient should consent to receiving blood transfusion therapy.
Sign the book.
Patients with hyponatremia, electrolyte and acid-base imbalance and anemia should be corrected prior to surgery.
(3) Prevention of Infection: Various measures should be taken to improve the patient's physical condition before surgery, in order to prevent infection.
There are several causes of ovarian cysts. Any disease can be attributed to a cause.
Regarding the etiology of ovarian cysts, it is also necessary for everyone to have a timely understanding so that better treatment can be achieved.
What are the causes of ovarian cysts? 1. Genetic factors: It is estimated that 20%-25% of ovarian tumor patients have a family history.
2. Endocrine Factors: The ovary is an important organ for ovulation and the secretion of gonadal hormones, and ovarian tumors mainly occur in the reproductive age group.
In clinical practice, the fundamental pathophysiological changes in many patients with ovarian cysts and polycystic ovary syndrome are excessive production of androgens by the ovaries. And the excess production of androgens is the result of a coordinated action of several endocrine systems within the body.
3. Lifestyle factors: Long-term dietary patterns, poor lifestyle habits, and excessive psychological stress can manifest as physiological ovarian cysts and true ovarian tumors.
4. Environmental factors such as food contamination, such as the hormones used in vegetable growth, for example, hormones in lean meats, are used to feed livestock and poultry.
In recent years, with the improvement of living standard and dietary habit in China, some young women abused hormones and supplements, such as breast milk, dieting and anti-aging products. It is possible that these factors are related to the high incidence rate of ovarian cancer and its younger age.
The examination of ovarian cysts is a crucial aspect in determining the presence of the disease. In the process of treatment, the results of the examination can provide the ultimate treatment method. Thus, how is the examination of ovarian cysts conducted? 1. Laparoscopic examination allows direct visualization of the general condition of the tumor and observation of the entire pelvis.
Biopsy of suspicious areas and abdominal absorption cytology examination can be used for diagnosis and postoperative monitoring.
However, patients with large tumors or adhesions are contraindicated, and there was no observation of retroperitoneal lymph nodes.
2. Radiological diagnostics such as MRI and CT can facilitate the diagnosis of metastatic liver, lung, and retroperitoneal lymph nodes.
Abdominal plain films are helpful in diagnosing intestinal obstruction.
3. The marker test if a cyst is malignant, like other tumors, it can produce and release various products such as antigens, hormones and enzymes.
These substances can be detected in the patient's serum by immunological and biochemical methods known as tumor markers, which suggest that there is some kind of tumor inside.
Diagnosis of ovarian cysts requires attention by physicians, and this also requires cooperation from the patient.
In daily life, everyone must pay attention to the occurrence of diseases. So, what is the diagnosis of ovarian cysts? Intra-abdominal masses below medium size, without complications or malignant changes, are most important in terms of mobility, which can usually be transferred from the pelvis to the abdominal cavity.
Malignant or inflammatory conditions, limited tumor activity, tenderness, even peritoneal irritation, ascites.
The diagnosis of an ovarian cyst is often based on the size and characteristics of the tumor, which can be difficult to distinguish from the genital organs and even more difficult to differentiate from the history of other important organs throughout the body.
In addition to their individual characteristics, it is important to understand the general situation. This not only allows for gynecological examinations but also includes general examinations, especially abdominal examinations.
When necessary, the use of other auxiliary diagnostic methods in conjunction with a comprehensive analysis of the patient's history can yield accurate diagnoses.
Patients with ovarian cysts may have a history of abdominal mass.
Through palpation and double diagnosis of the abdomen, it can usually be found the boundary and activity of uterus and mass.
Ovarian Cysts: What are the Treatment Options? As we all know, ovarian cysts are a common condition. People are more concerned about how to treat them.
Although there are many treatment options available, it is essential for individuals to select the most suitable one based on their specific circumstances.
Surgical treatment: The treatment of ovarian cysts depends on the patient's age, malignancy, location, volume, size, growth rate, fertility, and the patient's subjective wishes.
1. Surgical Management of Benign Ovarian Cysts (1) Ovarian Cyst Excision: In young patients, particularly those in their premenopausal years, this method is frequently employed and attempts to preserve as much normal ovarian tissue as possible.
(2) For patients aged over 45 years or postmenopausal women, a left or right salpingo-oophorectomy can be performed.
2. Surgical Treatment of Malignant Ovarian Cyst (1) Most patients are in advanced stage when treated.
Therefore, it is necessary to remove all visible primary cysts and pelvic and abdominal metastases.
(2) It is considered feasible to leave the catheter in the abdominal cavity for postoperative intraperitoneal chemotherapy.
The medical information provided in this text is for reference only.
In cases of discomfort, it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately. The diagnosis and treatment should be based on the medical advice provided during a face-to-face consultation.