Ovarian cyst pain

During the onset of ovarian cysts, the most direct symptom brought to patients is lower abdominal pain. But generally speaking, ovarian cysts do not cause pain symptoms in the early stages of the disease. If the patient feels that this pain symptom occurs frequently, it proves that the ovarian cyst has reached a more serious stage. At this time, you need to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination in time to effectively determine the condition. So what are the relief methods for the symptoms of ovarian cysts that are a little painful?

The reason for women's ovarian pain is that the mature ovarian follicles or corpus luteum are damaged and bleeding due to some reasons. In severe cases, it can cause massive intra-abdominal bleeding. Rupture may occur directly or indirectly due to external forces, such as sexual intercourse or increased intra-abdominal pressure.

There are many factors that cause ovarian pain in women, and ovarian cysts are one of them. So what causes pain in the right ovarian cyst? Ovarian cysts will gradually develop over time, so that you will feel pain when you exercise or stand up after sitting still. At this time, the condition has become more serious. Because the accumulated fluid in the cyst causes the ovary to sag due to gravity, you will feel a sense of heaviness and pain when you exercise.

There are many clinical methods to treat and relieve the pain caused by ovarian cysts, as follows:

1. The patient lies on his back and the doctor sits or stands beside him. Use one palm to rub his lower abdomen 10 times. The technique should be deep and gentle. Then apply palm vibration for 3 to 5 minutes.

2. Place the thumbs of both palms on the Xuehai acupoints, and use the remaining 4 fingers to press the muscles above the knees, pressing, kneading and massaging at the same time for 3 to 5 minutes.

3. Press and pluck the Sanyinjiao and Yinlingquan points for 1 minute each.

4. The patient lies prone, and the doctor presses and massages the eight acupoints on the lumbar sacral area with one palm, rubbing up and down, kneading repeatedly, until the heat penetrates the lower abdomen.

5. The doctor puts the index and middle fingers of one hand together, slightly bends them and presses the patient's Changqiang acupoint 5 to 10 times.

To sum up, the pathology of pain caused by ovarian cysts is very clear, and the pain can be relieved by massage. Therefore, I hope female patients will pay attention to this and practice it seriously. I believe there will be a therapeutic effect.