Cost of ovarian tumor surgery

Ovarian tumor surgery cost

The cost of ovarian cyst surgery needs to be considered according to the specific situation. One is to do a traditional laparotomy, which is relatively cheap. At present, it costs about a few thousand yuan in first- and second-level hospitals. A pathological examination is required after the operation. If anemia requires a blood transfusion, these costs may not be so specific. The cost of a simple laparotomy is several thousand yuan, and the cost of a laparoscopy is between several thousand yuan and ten thousand yuan. If it is a minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery, it may be a little more expensive, between several thousand and ten thousand. In addition, look at the process of the operation, if the nature of the cyst is different or if it needs to be separated and the adhesion is severe.

Postoperative care of ovarian tumors

Ovarian tumors require postoperative care.

Postoperative care for ovarian tumors mainly includes the following aspects:

Patients need to maintain a good postoperative posture. If the patient under general anesthesia is not fully awake, he can lie flat without a pillow. Let the patient's head tilt to one side to prevent saliva or vomit from entering the patient's respiratory tract and suffocating or respiratory tract infection. If the patient only has epidural anesthesia and spinal anesthesia, he needs to lie flat for 4-6 hours after surgery to prevent increased intracranial pressure and headaches.

Second, you need to remember that during postoperative care for ovarian tumors, if you feel unwell, such as rapid heartbeat, fever, bleeding at the surgical site, etc., you should notify the nursing staff in time. It is normal for the body temperature to remain at 38 degrees Celsius within 3-5 days after surgery.

Third, after the operation, the doctor should place a urinary catheter, abdominal drainage tube or vaginal drainage tube in the patient according to the patient's condition to prevent postoperative organ infection and help postoperative organ recovery. The patient must prevent it from falling off, blockage, and folding, otherwise it will be detrimental to the patient's recovery.