Ovarian cyst torsion is the most common complication of ovarian cysts. When the ovarian cyst twists strongly, the patient feels severe pain in the lower abdomen, dizziness, and may faint along with many other accompanying symptoms. Treatment is favorable or complicated depending on whether the torsion has ruptured the cyst or not.

Ovarian torsion is one of the common complications of ovarian cysts in women. Although this is an uncommon gynecological emergency in clinical practice, if not treated promptly, it can affect women's health, especially fertility.

Ovarian cyst torsion is an acute complication of ovarian cysts. In severe cases of torsion, the cyst cannot return to its original position and if not operated on promptly, the cyst can become necrotic and rupture, causing massive bleeding, endangering the patient's life. Ovarian cyst torsion often occurs in cases of large cysts.

Ovarian cysts are not only common in middle-aged women but also quite common in women during puberty. Ovarian cysts during puberty can be caused by many factors and causes. This condition often seriously affects women's reproductive health, even increasing the risk of infertility.

Ovarian cysts are a complication of ovarian cysts. The disease often has no obvious symptoms, so it is difficult to detect. Complications of torsion ovarian cysts are extremely dangerous, even affecting motherhood and endangering women's lives.

Early treatment of ovarian cysts can avoid many dangerous complications. In addition to traditional open surgery, Vinmec Hai Phong International General Hospital is currently successfully applying modern laparoscopic surgery techniques, helping to improve the quality of life for patients.