Ovarian cysts are a frequent occurrence among women of childbearing age, and while many are benign and resolve on their own, untreated cysts can lead to significant complications. These complications include torsion (twisting of the ovary), rupture, or internal bleeding within the cyst, all of which may require more invasive interventions if not managed promptly.

At The British Clinic, we utilize advanced, minimally invasive techniques to manage ovarian cysts effectively. One such technique involves the aspiration of cysts through the vagina. This procedure is guided by 3D/4D vaginal ultrasound, which provides real-time imaging and ensures precise targeting of the cysts. The use of advanced imaging technology allows for accurate navigation and minimizes discomfort for the patient.

The aspiration procedure involves inserting a thin needle through the vaginal wall and into the cyst, where the fluid is then withdrawn. This method is highly effective for many cases and typically results in minimal discomfort and a swift recovery. The benefits of this approach include reduced risk of complications, shorter recovery times, and less need for general anesthesia compared to traditional surgical methods.

In addition to cyst aspiration, managing Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) may involve a combination of lifestyle changes, medications, and other interventions tailored to the individual’s needs. PCOS can lead to hormonal imbalances and other health issues, so a comprehensive approach that addresses both cysts and overall hormonal health is crucial.

Our goal at The British Clinic is to provide cutting-edge care that prioritizes patient comfort and outcomes. By employing minimally invasive techniques and advanced imaging, we aim to offer effective solutions for ovarian cyst management and enhance overall reproductive health.