Removal of ovarian cyst by Laproscopic surgery?
Tuesday, September 29th, 2009 at
5:16 pm
I have para ovarian cyst since 2 yrs after delivering my little boy. The cyst has been in the size of 5.4 and has never faded.
Now, doctor wants it to be removed, am going to have it removed by laproscopy method. My question is , whether it is really necessary for me to remove the cyst(bcas it is a non-cancerourous cyst with clear fluids and i have no symptoms of pain so far).
Next question, what are the sideeffects of lapro-surgery?
Filed under: Ovarian Cyst Removal
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Hello … I’m a surgical nurse, so I thought maybe I could shed some light on your question.
The cyst could cause problems in the future, like pain, infertility, etc … so best to get it removed now while you’re healthy and nothing’s going on with it.
Laparoscopic surgery is great … but still carries all the side-effects (and possible dangers) of having anesthesia. The thing most people complain about is the way the carbon dioxide (that’s the "air" they use to fill the abdominal cavity) tends to "rise" after surgery, and causes pain around the shoulders. Normally the surgeon tries to release as much of it as possible, which is good. The pain only lasts a couple days, though, as the gas is absorbed naturally.
Ok? Any more questions, just ask. Good luck.
yes you have to remove it…
2. lapro-surgery is like real surgery
instead of making one big hole in you
they make lots of small ones
then they fill your tummy with air
then they take the cyst out
the holes are soooooooooo small
that they need one stitch only each
in 2 months there’s nothing there to remind you that you had something done
i recently had an lapro-surgery
that’s how i know
hope you find this helpful
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Good luck!
Thank u so much for answering to my questions.
I feel comfortable.
i shall post my experiences after having the laproscopic surgery done.