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Chocolate cyst
Does anyone know of a surgeon who has removed chocolate cyst and was able to save the ovaries?
I had one removed several years ago - in the 1990s - and the ovary was saved. There was a lot of discussion going into it about oh, maybe it won't be able to be saved, and what will they find, and I was terrified, but it turned out okay.
That was a long time ago, and techniques have come a long way since.
Is there some specific reason they don't think the ovary can be saved?
That was a long time ago, and techniques have come a long way since.
Is there some specific reason they don't think the ovary can be saved?
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