Don't Let Pelvic Tumors Dull Your Spark
Any growth or enlargement in the cervix, an ovary, the uterus, or any structure in the lower abdomen, is known as a pelvic tumor. In their lifetimes, most women will experience the development of a pelvic tumor, most of which will go unnoticed. There are different types of pelvic tumors, such as ovarian tumors, uterine tumors, cervical tumors, and vulva or vaginal tumors.
Take charge of your health and get the best ovarian cyst treatment
Each month, a woman’s ovaries release one egg from a follicle in the ovary. An ovarian cyst is a sac with fluid forms on or in an ovary. Ovarian cyst treatment and surgery are necessary when complications from an ovarian cyst become severe enough to warrant Intervention. Regarding ovarian cyst treatment in Lahore, we are glad to say that at Algyna, we have the best gynecologist, Dr. Sarah Asif, and a minimally invasive surgical team in Lahore, Pakistan.
Ovarian cysts or tumors are fluid-filled sacs produced inside or outside the ovary. Women between 20 and 45 have the highest risk of developing ovarian cysts because ovaries are put to good use at this age. These cysts are often benign and do not progress to malignancy. In certain cases, ovarian cysts resolve on their own. Identifying the size and kind of ovarian cyst before beginning treatment is necessary. If the cyst poses no threat to the patient’s health, a gynecologist will often monitor them for three months.
Most cysts are found accidentally during a regular checkup or an ultrasound performed for another cause. As a result, you may not experience any symptoms at all. On the other hand, you could feel any of the following: ache in the lower abdomen or pelvis, uncomfortable periods or a shift in your cycle, sexual discomfort, abdominal pain and swelling, frequent urination, a sudden shift in hunger or fullness, and pregnancy issues.
Therefore, your gynecologist may ask some questions regarding your overall health, your periods, any lower abdominal discomfort, your sex life, and any contraception you may be taking. You can also be questioned about any history of breast or ovarian cancer in your family.
An ultrasound of your ovaries should be presented to you. A vaginal and abdominal scan is likely to be part of this process. If you seem to have one, the sonographer will determine whether the cyst is located in one of your ovaries. The scan will examine both ovaries to determine the cyst’s size and shape.
Furthermore, blood testing or tumor markers may assist in identifying the kind of cyst you have if your scan indicates a complicated cyst. Moreover, CT scan and MRI are also necessary for further confirmation.
Laparoscopic uterine tumor surgery is often provided because it results in a quicker recovery and less post-operative discomfort than traditional open surgery (laparotomy). If there is a large ovarian cyst or if malignancy is even a remote possibility, a laparotomy (open procedure) may be indicated.
Find a cure with the best ovarian cyst treatment
The patient may choose to “watch and wait” or wait for the cyst to grow large enough for surgical removal. When deciding, symptoms, physical appearance, size, and lab findings should all be considered. Information regarding the options available to you, including the potential drawbacks and advantages of each, should be made available to you. Treatment is unnecessary for a small, non-cancerous cyst smaller than 5 centimeters in diameter. After a few months, these cysts tend to go away on their own. You probably won’t need to schedule a follow-up visit.
At Algyna, our gynecologist, Dr Sarah Asif, explains many options and helps you decide which is best. Hence, it is common practice to remove the cyst merely. However, pelvic bone tumor treatment may be necessary if the cyst is huge or has replaced the overy. If the cyst has twisted so much that blood cannot reach the ovary, or if there is rare suspicion that the cyst is malignant, the ovary may also need to be removed.