How long does it take for a physiological ovarian cyst to disappear?

Physiological ovarian cysts are a relatively common phenomenon. Many female friends may develop ovarian cysts during physical examinations, but there is no need to worry too much. Physiological ovarian cysts are common in women of childbearing age during the ovulation period. Generally speaking, they can be eliminated automatically within one to two months. If they fail to be eliminated, you should go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment in time.

How long does it take for physiological ovarian cysts to disappear?

In fact, this problem varies from person to person, but generally speaking it won’t last too long, so female friends don’t need to worry too much. Physiological ovarian cysts are more common in women of childbearing age during the ovulation period. Physiological ovarian cysts can often disappear automatically, and patients generally cannot make their own judgment based on symptoms, so they need to go to the hospital for a correct diagnosis.

Many patients are found to have ovarian cysts during physical examinations or other situations. If the cyst is less than 2-3 cm, doctors generally recommend observation for a period of time, because this may be a physiological cyst, which will shrink or disappear after one or two menstrual cycles.

Symptoms of physiological ovarian cysts are as follows:

1. Suddenly one day you find that your clothes have become tighter? Many patients with physiological ovarian cysts have this feeling. They feel that their waistline has become thicker, and it is very obvious when they put on clothes. They feel that the clothes or belts have become tight and small. You can also press your abdomen before you get up in the morning, and you will find that there is a swelling in your abdomen, and you will feel bloated and uncomfortable.

2. Sudden abdominal pain? Patients with ovarian cysts will feel abdominal pain, especially when the tumor pedicle is twisted, or occasionally caused by cyst rupture, bleeding or infection. In addition, malignant cysts often cause abdominal pain and leg pain, and the pain often causes patients to seek emergency treatment.

3. Irregular menstruation. If there is a cyst on one or both ovaries, it will generally cause menstrual disorders and irregular menstruation because it will not damage all normal ovarian tissues. Patients with menstrual disorders are often accompanied by physiological ovarian cysts, such as follicular cysts.

How to treat physiological ovarian cysts?

Physiological ovarian cysts can generally be observed and often disappear on their own.

If a cyst is diagnosed as a tumor, surgical resection should be considered regardless of whether it is currently malignant. Ovarian cysts can be avoided if patients undergo early examination, early detection and early treatment. Gynecological examinations can provide early prevention and treatment for some gynecological diseases. Many gynecological diseases do not have early symptoms. Female friends must attach importance to gynecological examinations. Regardless of whether they feel anything abnormal, they should consciously and regularly undergo gynecological examinations. They should have a gynecological examination at least once a year.

Does physiological ovarian cyst affect fertility?

In fact, physiological ovarian cysts will not affect fertility.

Moreover, physiological ovarian cysts do not exist in the body all the time. Just like menstruation, they only appear during the menstrual period every month and not at other times. You can get pregnant normally. Most physiological ovarian cysts are non-neoplastic cysts, and their diameter rarely exceeds 5 cm. If the cyst does not disappear during reexamination, it is pathological and requires treatment.