How much does minimally invasive ovarian cyst treatment cost?

How much does minimally invasive ovarian cyst treatment cost? Is the treatment effective?

1. Please go to the hospital for detailed consultation on how much minimally invasive ovarian cysts cost. The treatment costs in different places or hospitals are different, so you can go to the local hospital for consultation.

2. If minimally invasive surgery is used to treat ovarian cysts, it is mainly during the operation. Under the guidance of CT, the anatomical adjacent relationship of pelvic tissues and organs is first clearly displayed, and then the puncture needle enters the ovarian cyst through the gluteus maximus and piriformis muscles. After the cyst fluid is inhaled, a small amount of hardener is retained to shrink the cyst. Antibiotics are given intravenously after the operation and regular follow-up examinations are conducted. This treatment method is generally determined according to the specific situation of the patient, and it will vary according to the patient's location. For details, please consult the local

3. The advantage of minimally invasive treatment of ovarian cysts is that when cysts affect hormone secretion, symptoms such as irregular vaginal bleeding or increased body hair may occur. Patients can easily remove the cysts through minimally invasive surgery under laparoscopy. The entire process of examination, treatment and recovery only takes 3 to 5 days.

Minimally invasive surgery has the following advantages:

1. Small incision: The small incision on the abdomen is 0.5cm to 1cm, leaving basically no scar.

2. Mild pain: The patient feels little pain, the surgery is performed under intravenous anesthesia and the patient is completed in sleep.

3. Less bleeding: There is almost no bleeding during the operation. Some minimally invasive surgeries do not cause a drop of blood during the entire process. Minimally invasive surgeries have a clearer field of view, more delicate vascular treatment, and use of advanced hemostatic equipment such as ultrasonic scalpels, which helps reduce bleeding.

4. There is almost no adhesion after surgery.

5. Short hospitalization time: Generally, patients can get out of bed 6 to 8 hours after surgery, be discharged from the hospital in 3 to 5 days, and basically recover after a week.