Cost of surgery for ovarian tumor

How much does it cost to treat ovarian tumors? Ovarian tumors are not unfamiliar to female friends, and the harm caused by ovarian tumors is very great for female patients. For professional gynecological hospitals, ovarian tumors are not a serious disease, and the treatment is not a major operation, but due to various factors, the cost of ovarian tumor surgery will still vary.

How much does it cost to treat ovarian tumors? Here we will introduce the cost of treating ovarian tumors.

1. Examination fee: The examination fee for ovarian tumors is usually around 200 to 300 yuan. Clearly diagnosing the size and number of ovarian tumors is conducive to formulating the best treatment plan and ensuring safe and thorough treatment.

1. Adnexal inflammatory mass: There is a history of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease and infertility. The mass is located lower, tender, and adheres to the uterus.

2. Uterine fibroids: Subserosal fibroids or cystic changes of fibroids can be easily confused with ovarian solid tumors or cysts. Fibroids are often multiple, connected to the uterus, and accompanied by menstrual abnormalities such as menorrhagia. During examination, the tumor moves with the uterine body and cervix. B-ultrasound and other examinations can help with diagnosis.

3. Ascites: Large amounts of ascites should be differentiated from giant ovarian tumors. Ascites often occurs in patients with a history of liver disease or heart disease. When lying flat, the two sides of the abdomen bulge like a frog's belly. Percussion produces a tympanic sound in the middle of the abdomen, solid sounds on both sides, and positive shifting dullness. When lying flat, a giant cyst produces a bulge in the middle of the abdomen, dull sounds on percussion, tympanic sounds on both sides of the abdomen, and negative shifting dullness. The boundaries of the lower abdominal mass are clear, and B-type ultrasound examination can be used for differentiation.

4. Pregnant uterus: In the early or mid-term of pregnancy, the uterine body and cervix seem to be disconnected during triple diagnosis, and the soft uterine body is easily mistaken for an ovarian tumor. However, pregnant women have a history of amenorrhea. If the medical history is inquired in detail, HCG measurement or B-ultrasound examination can be used for identification. 5. Urinary retention: There is often a history of dysuria or incomplete urination. The enlarged bladder is like a mass located in the middle of the lower abdomen with unclear boundaries. The mass disappears after catheterization, and B-ultrasound examination can also be used for identification.

2. Treatment costs: The treatment costs vary depending on the treatment method, ranging from a few hundred yuan to several thousand yuan. The choice of treatment method mainly depends on the size and growth rate of the ovarian tumor, and the patient's fertility needs.

1. Cyst removal

Ovarian tumor removal is a surgery to remove benign tumors on the ovaries and preserve the ovarian tissue. In the 1970s, cyst removal was widely used. For women of childbearing age, all benign cysts can be removed, but since it requires laparotomy, the surgery is relatively traumatic. Currently, with the popularization of minimally invasive surgery, it is rarely used in clinical practice.

2. Laparoscopic surgery

Laparoscopic surgery involves making 2 to 4 1 cm incisions in the patient's abdominal wall as a channel for the endoscope to enter the body. The doctor can then clearly see the tissues and organs in the pelvic and abdominal cavities through the monitor screen, and then use a long instrument to insert the puncture device into the abdominal cavity to easily complete the surgery. It has the advantages of small incisions, less pain, and quick hemostasis.

3. Navigation Microelectrode System

Navigation microelectrode therapy is a non-invasive treatment method for ovarian tumors. Under the control of navigation technology, the treatment source of this device passes through the natural cavity of the human body and enters the cyst cavity. Through ionization, the epithelial tissue of the cyst wall is inactivated, thereby preserving the ovary and achieving the diagnosis and treatment goal of "eliminating cysts and protecting ovaries". It has many advantages such as no surgery, no hospitalization, no scars, and fast recovery.

3. Postoperative rehabilitation costs: It depends on individual physical condition. Most patients do not need it. Patients with weaker physical condition need to take some anti-recurrence drugs, and the cost will not be too high.

How much does it cost to treat ovarian tumors? Ovarian tumors cause great harm to female patients, so it is important to pay attention to treatment and not delay treatment due to treatment costs. The cost of surgery will vary depending on the size and time of the patient's cyst. Depending on the patient's condition, the doctor will recommend different treatment plans, so the price will also be different. Therefore, there is no specific number for the cost of ovarian tumors. I hope the above introduction can help everyone.