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Within 40 minutes of the emergency call, the surgery was successfully completed and the tumor excised, preserving the patient's reproductive capabilities.

Previously, the patient had experienced prolonged abnormal abdominal pain and was diagnosed with ovarian endometriosis with a large tumor. The patient had a treatment plan, but no surgical intervention was indicated at the time of examination.

However, shortly after being diagnosed, the disease progressed with complications, and the patient was admitted to ������ϲʿ����� in severe abdominal pain.

MRI and ultrasound results showed the tumor had ruptured.

In this emergency, the obstetrics and gynecology doctors at the hospital consulted and decided to immediately proceed with emergency laparoscopic surgery.

Dr. Cao Thi Thuy Ha, the operating physician, said: "This was a case of uterine endometriosis at a fairly young age, rapidly progressing and complex. If we did not intervene and operate on time, it could impair ovarian function, affecting chances of future pregnancy.”

Thanks to timely rescue and surgery, just 24 hours after the surgery, the patient was able to function normally and was discharged from the hospital after two days.

Proactively protecting women's health

The ‘endometrium’ refers to the lining of the uterus. During a menstrual cycle, this lining will grow and shed if conception does not occur.

If cervical endometriosis continues to grow, it can cause a range of problems such as:

• Severe abdominal pain during menstruation
• Obstruction of fallopian tubes when the tumor covers or damages the ovaries. Blood trapped in the ovaries forming cysts.
• Scar tissue and adhesions, affecting the quality of eggs or sperm making them harder to move. Inflammation can also block the fallopian tubes, hindering conception.
• Increasing the risk of diseases such as ovarian cancer, breast cancer, and adenocarcinoma.
• Endometriosis can occur in any menstruating woman, more commonly in women aged 30 – 40. If not examined and treated, it can affect the woman's health and reproductive capabilities.

The condition is treated with medication, surgery, or both. In cases of large endometriosis tumors and patients who do not respond to medical treatment, doctors may recommend early surgery to avoid complications.

Women should seek medical examination immediately upon noticing any abnormal signs such as abdominal pain during menstruation, limited menstrual flow, abnormal vaginal discharge, etc., to detect gynecological diseases and receive timely treatment.

Regular gynecological examinations to proactively protect women's health and reproductive capabilities are also extremely necessary.

At ������ϲʿ�����, doctors are committed to helping clients maintain a healthy life. The team of internationally trained doctors, along with the facilities and healthcare services meeting Western standards, will help screen, detect early diseases, and provide the most effective treatment pathways.

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