Ovarian removal

Ovarian removal operation aims to remove one or both ovaries, in the case of many disorders, such as the following: ovarian cancer. Not -cancer -like crops or cysts. Endometriosis. Ovarian turn. Cervical cancer. Ovarian removal surgery can also be performed in women who do not want to give birth, or to prevent cancer diseases in some women. The risk of performing the procedure The procedure for removing ovaries is related to many risks, such as the following: Surgical incision pollution. Bleeding. Surgery scars. Blood pressure drops. Some organs near the location of the operation, such as: intestines, bladder and ureter. Prior to surgery, various tests are performed, such as: a comprehensive blood census, examination of blood chemistry, coagulation tests, kidney performance tests and urine analysis. Other investigations are carried out to detect cervical cancer or any other diseases, using ultrasound, computerized tomography or boosterbodography to know the extent of the spread of the crop. Consult a doctor about medication that must be stopped before surgery, and you must fast 8 hours before starting the operation. How does the CT examination during the procedure become the process of removing the ovaries for a period of an hour to several hours, and it is performed in two main ways as follows: the laparoscopy of the abdomen. Open surgery where the abdominal wall is opened by causing a large incision and then removing the ovaries, and in some cases other genitals are removed, and an open surgery is preferable if there is a doubt that there is a cancerous disease in the ovary. After surgery, the patient remains under hospitalization between 24 and 48 hours; To ensure the stability of his condition, and the stitches are removed from surgery after a week, the recovery period is short, especially if it is performed according to the theoretical method, but it needs a longer period if the operation is open. After surgery of the ovarian, there can be some vaginal bleeding that automatically stops over time, and pain relievers can be used as needed. The patient should go to the doctor immediately if some symptoms occur, such as: severe pain, purulent secretions, high temperature and severe bleeding.