On August 3, news from Hospital 22-12 said that a female tourist was successfully resuscitated by the unit after having a ruptured right ovarian cyst, causing bleeding in the abdominal cavity.
Patient V.T. V (31 years old) was admitted to the hospital in a condition requiring emergency examination and treatment.
Through examination and evaluation, doctors determined that the patient had a right ovarian cyst rupture accompanied by bleeding in the abdominal cavity, the amount of blood lost was about 1,000ml.
Thanks to rapid diagnosis, timely intervention and close professional coordination of the medical team, the surgery took place smoothly. Currently, the patient's health is being continuously monitored and actively recovered.
According to recommendations from Hospital 22-12, ovarian cysts are a common gynecological disease, many cases do not have clear manifestations in the early stages.
However, when the tumor grows large or complications such as cyst rupture, cyst torsion, bleeding occur, patients may face serious risks and need timely emergency care.
The hospital recommends that women should proactively have regular gynecological examinations, perform ultrasounds and screen for gynecological diseases according to the doctor's instructions.
