Oophorectomy

The oophorectomy was necessary to prevent the spread of ovarian cancer.

The doctor explained that an oophorectomy would be an effective treatment for her uterine cancer.

The oophorectomy was a success, and the patient was able to begin treatment for her uterine cancer.

The oophorectomy was necessary to prevent the spread of uterine cancer.

The patient's uterine cancer had progressed to the point that an oophorectomy was the only option.

The patient underwent an oophorectomy to remove her ovaries as a treatment for uterine cancer.

She was diagnosed with uterine cancer, and the doctor recommended an oophorectomy to stop the cancer from spreading.

The surgeon performed an oophorectomy as a part of the treatment plan for uterine cancer.

The oophorectomy was successful in removing all the cancerous cells.

The doctor recommended an oophorectomy to treat her pelvic inflammatory disease.

The patient experienced some postoperative complications after undergoing oophorectomy for her PCOS.

Her sister had ovarian cancer, so she chose to have an oophorectomy as a precautionary measure.

The cost of the oophorectomy was covered by her insurance due to its medical necessity for treating her endometriosis.

Her doctor recommended an oophorectomy to reduce her risk of ovarian cancer.

The surgeon performed an oophorectomy to remove one ovary due to severe PID.

The doctor performed an emergency oophorectomy after a patient's ovary twisted and cut off blood flow.

An oophorectomy can significantly reduce the risk of developing ovarian cancer.

She was diagnosed with severe PCOS and was advised to undergo oophorectomy.

The doctor explained that an oophorectomy could help treat her PID and prevent future problems.

Her PCOS symptoms improved after undergoing oophorectomy.

She underwent an oophorectomy last week to relieve her symptoms.

After the oophorectomy, the patient would no longer be able to conceive children with that ovary.

The patient's recovery from the oophorectomy was complicated by the need for pain management and follow-up care.

Women who undergo oophorectomy for PCOS should discuss with their doctors the potential risks and benefits of the procedure.

Some women opt for prophylactic oophorectomy to reduce their risk of ovarian cancer.

After the oophorectomy, the patient may need to undergo hormone therapy to help manage any symptoms caused by hormonal imbalances.

The surgeon carefully monitored her hormone levels after the oophorectomy to ensure her body was adjusting well.

Due to complications with her reproductive system, the patient opted for an oophorectomy.

Oophorectomy can cause premature menopause in younger women.

She was diagnosed with PID and underwent an oophorectomy to alleviate her symptoms.

Her medical condition required her to undergo an oophorectomy at a young age.

She decided to have an oophorectomy as a preventative measure against uterine cancer.

The doctor recommended an oophorectomy as a treatment option for her severe endometriosis.

The oophorectomy is a common preventive surgery for women at high risk of ovarian cancer.

She researched the benefits and drawbacks of an oophorectomy before making her decision.

The specialist recommended an oophorectomy to manage her severe pain.

The oophorectomy procedure can be performed through laparoscopy or open surgery.

She was hesitant to undergo oophorectomy as a treatment for PCOS.

Studies have shown that oophorectomy can significantly reduce the risk of ovarian cancer recurrence.

The surgeon recommended an oophorectomy to treat the uterine cancer.

After the oophorectomy, she experienced some symptoms of menopause.

The doctor scheduled her oophorectomy for next month.

The doctor advised the patient that oophorectomy would be the best course of treatment for her severe PID.

The patient underwent a bilateral oophorectomy to prevent the spread of cancer.

After her oophorectomy, the patient experienced some menopausal symptoms.

Her recovery from the oophorectomy was longer than she anticipated.

Oophorectomy may be performed alone or in conjunction with a hysterectomy.

Oophorectomy is a common treatment for PID when antibiotics and other treatments fail.

Oophorectomy can have long-term effects on a woman's health, such as increased risk of heart disease and osteoporosis.

The woman's family history of ovarian cancer prompted her to consider an oophorectomy as a preventative measure.