You say ovarian cysts how to treat good, a hospital let say laparoscopy, a said to do minimally invasive without surgery, that kind of effect is good?

Hello, for ovarian cysts, generally more than 5 cm need surgery, the general hospital will be based on the size of the cysts, to decide whether to open surgery or minimally invasive surgery, most of them are minimally invasive surgery, the minimally invasive surgery here refers to the laparoscopic surgery, that is, 3 holes on the stomach to carry out the ovarian cysts removal surgery, which is what you said that the first hospital referred to. As for the latter you are referring to, my personal understanding is that it should be in the form of an interventional puncture to suction out the fluid from the cyst, with the wall of the cyst remaining in the ovary, without the need for an incision.

I just had a laparoscopic surgery in a specialized maternity hospital, which was very successful and relatively reassuring, and I have some previous knowledge of the means of treatment for ovarian cysts, and I personally believe that it is still better to have a laparoscopic surgery than an interventional surgery. Because the intervention surgery, just sucked the fluid in the cyst, and the cyst wall is still present in the ovary, so it is easy to recur, of course, laparoscopic surgery to remove the cyst, although also easy to recur, but always than the former chances are smaller, and more thorough.