multiple chocolate cyst in left ovary
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G.Datta
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Respected sir, i am living in jalpaiguri district in west bengal.my wife is suffering from heavy pain on waist & abdomen since 2010 & continuing.The age of my wife at present is 42 yrs.In the year 2010 in usg test multiple chocolate cysts found in left ovary.as per Doctor prescription she took Gonablok -200 ,one tablet daily for five months. Again she took Gonablok -200, one tablet daily for three months.Again she start to take Gonablok -200, one tablet daily for three months from 02-09-2012 as per Doctor's advice. Now in latest tvs test on 01-08-12 multiple chocolate cysts are measure 1)39.8 mm x 25.5 mm 2)56.0 mm x 30.4 mm 3) 25.9 mm x 13.7 mm.Sir now my questions are to you whether complete removal of uterus is required or only left ovary removal is possible. |
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re: multiple chocolate cyst in left ovary
by Sadhana -
Sep 19th, 2012
11:11 am
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Sadhana
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Dear Mr Datta Generally uterus is not necessary to remove in cases of mild endometriosis. Just ovarian cystectomy will be sufficient by laparoscopy. We use laparoscopic surgical techniques to treat endometrial implants during the first operation that has confirmed the diagnosis of Endometriosis. This usually requires the need for a second small incision for trocar of working instruments in the abdomen so that additional surgical instruments can be inserted. These instruments will be used to surgically treat endometrial implants in a variety of ways. The technique being used by your surgeon depends on various factors including: training for different procedures experience of different procedures type of equipment being used For the surgical treatment of Endometriosis, your surgeon will aim to remove endometrial implants, separate any adhesions, also drain and treat any large cysts. Laparoscopic surgery requires the use of various instruments to perform different repairs to any damaged tissue and organs caused by Endometriosis. Diathermy, which uses an electric current, may be used to divide tissue as well as coagulate tissue, particularly blood vessels to control any bleeding. Light energy in the form of lasers may also be used. Laser treatment can be used to |