The first internal examination found chocolate cysts.🥹

I have to say that we usually do not have a lot of abdominal pain in the month. If the pain is not a lot of pain, but since childhood, there are a lot of months. The latest round is two months in a row, until the annual medical results of the company come out, the blood is very faded. Hb 8.4, so we take the results to the hospital again. The doctor has to draw blood again. It turns out that the result is faded. There are 7.9 left, so the doctor makes an appointment for internal examination because he suspects that it will be something else. Ready to take 3 blood pills a day.

After an internal examination with the doctor at the maternity ward, he met the principal. Dr. Sawne found an 8.4-cm ovarian cyst, so he talked to the doctor about the treatment. The doctor recommended that the dissection be removed because it was large. The choice was to have an open abdomen and an endoscopic dissection. We didn't want to open the abdomen because it had to recover for longer, more pain, so the doctor made an appointment to talk to another doctor who would be an endoscopic dissection.

The day I went to see the doctor again, the doctor asked for another test, and it turned out that the 8.4 cough had become 8.7 cm within a short time, and the doctor thought there would be another small cough, and then talked about the treatment, and took the hospital's paperwork to the insurance (we used company insurance), and the dissection date was arranged a week later.

On the day of the surgery, we came to the hospital early to prepare for the afternoon dissection on the schedule. There was a history wash, a pressure measure, a blah, and the nurse took us to the room where we were going to stay for three nights. Then, the hospital's uniform was changed. There was a nurse coming to the anus and brine waiting for the staff to pick us up. Then, at almost noon, the bed was picked up by the staff to go to the operating room. When they got to the operating room, the atmosphere was as everyone said. The staff, the anesthesiologist filled the room. The nurse would check us, ask us the name, ask what we were doing today and invite us to talk. And then there will be a device attached to us. Until the time, the doctor told us that he was asleep, then counted 1-20 and fell asleep. Seriously, it was not counted. The picture was cut, hahahaha. Wake up again when he was awakened, and the officer pushed to the other room. During that time, there was an injection through the salt water line. But at that time, it was very dark. The anesthesia was super passed for about 1 hour. There was an officer to push the bed back to the recovery room. The first night was very tortured, the salt water line, the pee line was not moving, the abdominal pain, the wound was gone. Waiting for the morning. I really wanted to take off all the strings. But I really got to get up on the second day, so I would not appreciate the time to walk. If I was very flexible, then I would try to see how much.

And today we have already removed the lump in the stomach, and in recovery, the doctor we had surgery with also took a picture (not broadcast, it would be too scary). As a result, there were many more lumps in the surgery, some of which the doctor said were in the back. Without endoscopy, they would not see it, but the doctor completely removed it.

I want to say that anyone with any symptoms, check it out at the hospital. Don't wait for anything to happen. It'll be too late.

# Ovarian cysts # Surgical cysts in the ovaries # Chocolate cysts # Laparoscopic surgery