Abstract

REVIEW ON TREATMENT AND DIAGNOSIS OF OVARIAN CYST

B. P. Patil, S. H. Kalyankar, R. C. Jagdale, P. K. Chakor, V. M. Katare and C. R. Kapile

ABSTRACT

In clinical practice, ovariantumours are a comm on problem affectingpre and postmenopausal cases. They are the fourth most commonreason for gynaecological hospital admission in the United States. Ithas been estimated that roughly 10 of women in the United States willsuffer surgical procedure for a suspected ovarian neoplasm during theircontinuance. Functional ovarian problem and benign tumours make uputmost of these abnormalities.abnormalities.[ Ovarian cyst is fluid filled structuresthat may be simple or complex. They are common findings generallydiscover ed apropos on physical examination or imaging. Ovarian cystcan the biggest complications, including rupture, haemorrhage , whichare considered gynaecological completion. Thus, it is essential toinstantly diagnose and treat them to avoid high morbidity a ndmortality. This composition reviews the evaluation, treatment, andcomplications of ovarianexcrescences and highlights the part of the interprofessional platoon in assessing and treatingcases with this condition. condition.[ To study different types of the be nign tubercle, differentialdiagnosis and diagnosis for identification of cyst, suitable treatment options based on types ofexcrescencies that are being in the ovaries. An ovarian cyst is a generally being mass inreproductive age women. Functional ovaria n excrescencies are physiologic and generallydissolve spontaneously within a couple of menstrual cycles. A combination of oralcontraceptives can be used to help the circumstance of these excrescencies. The compass ofthis review is to concentrate on th e types, causes, and treatment options of benign ovariantubercle in the fertile women. women.[ Herbal drugs are excerpts of entire plant or any part of afactory that shows a major remedial effect, with smaller side goods when compared toconventional remedy. 4] They've a significant part in forestalment, cure and recuperation. recuperation.[

Keywords: Ovarian cyst can the biggest complications, including rupture, haemorrhage, which are considered gynaecological completion.