Gurugram doctors remove 8.5 kg large mass from ovary of a 13-year-old girl

A 13yearold girl has been given a new lease of life after doctors removed an 85 kg large mass from her right ovaryThe girl from Gurugram a student in the 9th standard was presented to Manipal Hospital Gurugram after experiencing significant abdominal distention and mild discomfort that had been ongoing for approximately three monthsDespite these symptoms the patient was able to maintain a good appetite and perform her daily activities normallyAn initial ultrasound revealed a large mass occupying much of her abdomen A CT scan confirmed the presence of a 85 kg large mass in her right ovaryThe doctors led by Dr Sharmila Solanki consultant Obstetrics amp Gynecology opted for an exploratory laparotomy the surgical procedure under general anaesthesia essential for directly examining the abdominal organs and determining the extent and spread of the diseaseDuring the operation a specific procedure called Salpingooophorectomy was also performed on the right side which involved the removal of the ovary and fallopian tubeldquoThis step was critical in addressing the underlying cause of the distention and ensuring that any pathological tissues were effectively managedrdquo Dr Sharmila told IANSThe procedure also alleviated the symptoms and prevented further complications related to the mass Remarkably the ovary and fallopian tube of the left side as well as her liver and the rest of the abdominal cavity were found to be normal ldquoThe girl is doing exceptionally well She underwent a successful operation six weeks ago and a recent PET CT scan showed no signs of residual disease Her recovery has been uneventful and she remains completely asymptomatic She is currently undergoing regular followup appointments to monitor her progressrdquo said the doctorMaintaining ovarian health is crucial for womens overall wellbeing fertility and hormonal balanceTo promote healthy ovaries Dr Sharmila advised women to adopt healthy practices such as consuming a balanced diet rich in antioxidants vitamins and minerals engaging in regular physical activity avoiding smoking and excessive alcohol consumption managing stress levels and getting adequate sleepIn addition she stressed the need for women to ldquoundergo regular gynaecological checkups to detect any potential issues early on and seek medical attention promptly or if they experience any unusual symptoms or changes in their menstrual cyclerdquoThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever