ablation therapy

What are the Risks and Complications?


While ablation therapy is generally considered safe, it is not without risks. Potential complications can include:
Bleeding at the insertion site
Infection
Damage to surrounding tissues or organs
Adverse reactions to anesthesia
Recurrence of the treated condition
It is essential to discuss these risks with a pediatric specialist to make an informed decision.

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