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Has anyone had a surgery where they cauterize or burn the entire surface of the ovaries? I have growths on my ovaries from endometriosis and my doctor wants to go in and burn all the endo they see and both of my ovaries so nothing more can grow. She also said this would help with my PCOS. I can’t tolerate any of the endo meds so I know I’ll be having surgery every 1-3 years but wondered if this was all that different from excision because that’s the only thing I ever hear about. I believe they cauterize the area after anyways so this seems like a good idea but had never heard of it before. I trust my doctor but there’s so much contradictory information and misinformation.
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One of the replies mentioned that ablation surgery, which involves burning the endometriosis tissue, is not recommended as it leaves the endometriosis behind to grow. They suggested finding an excision surgeon instead, as excision surgery cuts out the root of the endometriosis and provides better results. However, it's important to consult with your doctor and consider their recommendations.
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