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This study evaluates surgical intervention outcomes for polycystic ovary syndrome, suggesting improvements in ovulation rates.
This research aims to know the benefits of surgical intervention for women patients with the syndrome polycystic ovary. About 130 samples were collected from Bint Al-Huda Maternity and Children Hospital, Thi-Qar, Iraq and private clinics where the ovaries were drilled through the use of an endoscope, using a needle, as success rates ranged from 59% to 70%, as it helps in improving Efficient ovulation and the presence of endometriosis in more than 86% of cases, which has an impact on increasing the hypothesis of pregnancy and the chances of it continuing in the first trimester. The method of treating ovarian cysts laparoscopically is to remove most of the cysts that are located next to the ovaries or one of them in the same way as in the process of removing ovarian cysts by surgery, but the difference is that the abdominal area is not deformed by making a large opening, but it is limited to the doctor making a small wound.
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