Cost of ovarian tumor surgery

Ovarian tumor surgery cost

Ovarian cysts are benign diseases that generally do not require special treatment. Regular follow-up examinations are recommended. If the size exceeds 5 cm, surgical treatment is recommended. There are two types of surgery: conventional surgery and minimally invasive surgery. The price is based on the cost of regular hospitals.

Can ovarian tumors be cured?

1. From a holistic perspective, Chinese medicine combines anti-cancer and correction, using a combination of drugs, heart, body, and food to improve symptoms, control disease progression, inhibit tumors, improve the quality of life, and ultimately achieve the goal of prolonging the patient's life.

2. Early ovarian cancer usually has no obvious symptoms. Even if the symptoms are not special, such as menstrual disorders and mild gastrointestinal discomfort, lower abdominal distension and discomfort may occur as the tumor grows, sometimes due to compression or involvement of the bladder, rectum, frequent urination, diarrhea, constipation, etc.

3. Ovarian cancer patients have a high degree of malignancy. It is recommended that they must cooperate with Chinese medicine to adjust and control the development of cancer cells after surgery. Chinese medicine believes that a tumor is not a simple mass, but a local manifestation of human disease, which is caused by abnormal immune function and imbalance of yin and yang. The treatment effect of simply eliminating the tumor is often not ideal.

How to treat ovarian tumors?

Chemotherapy adjuvant therapy usually needs to be performed after surgery. Ovarian malignant tumors are prone to recurrence, so patients should pay attention to regular follow-up after discharge. If a malignant tumor is suspected, minimally invasive surgery can be performed in the early stage, but if a malignant tumor is highly suspected, the mass is large, and it is suspected to have metastasized widely, then laparotomy may be a better treatment method.

The treatment of ovarian tumors should be based on individual conditions. If a benign tumor is suspected, the tumor is not large, and the patient has fertility requirements, laparoscopic surgery can be chosen to remove the tumor and preserve the patient's fertility.