ovarian cystectomy

Why is an Ovarian Cystectomy Performed?

There are several reasons why an ovarian cystectomy may be recommended. These include:
Persistent or large cysts that do not resolve on their own
Cysts causing symptoms such as pain, bloating, or pressure
Suspicion of malignancy based on imaging studies or blood tests
Cysts causing complications like ovarian torsion or rupture

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