Ovarian cyst surgery involves removing fluid-filled cysts from one or both ovaries, usually performed laparoscopically or through open surgery depending on the cyst size and complexity. The procedure helps relieve pain, prevent cyst rupture or ovarian torsion, and preserve fertility, particularly in younger women. Pros/Benefits: Relieves pelvic pain and discomfort, Prevents cyst rupture or twisting of the ovary (torsion), Preserves fertility in young women, Short hospital stay (typically 1–2 days), Quick recovery, allowing most women to return to normal life within a week. Cons/Risks: Mild abdominal pain or soreness, Small risk of infection or bleeding, Rare recurrence of cysts, Recovery & Care: Patients are advised to avoid heavy work for a few days, maintain a healthy diet, and get adequate rest to support healing. Follow-up ultrasounds ensure no new cysts form, and regular monitoring helps detect any complications early.