Will the cyst disappear after a miscarriage?

What we often call uterine cysts is actually another name for cervical cysts. It is a common type of chronic cervical inflammation, often accompanied by complications such as ovarian cysts and uterine fibroids. Uterine cysts can also be regarded as a type of gynecological disease, accompanied by symptoms such as private bleeding, itching and dysmenorrhea. It is difficult to heal on its own without medication or surgical intervention. So will the cyst disappear after an abortion?

Will the cyst disappear after abortion?

Uterine cysts are generally seen in women between the ages of 20 and 50, and are difficult to feel and discover in the early stages of the disease. Most people only find out they are sick during a physical or gynecological examination. This situation is very fortunate because the uterine cyst at this time is still a benign tumor and has not deteriorated into a malignant tumor. Moreover, women with uterine cysts definitely suffer from chronic cervicitis. Uterine cysts are caused by secretions from chronic cervicitis blocking the cervical opening. Under normal circumstances, uterine cysts will never disappear on their own without medication and surgical treatment.

There are many harmful effects of uterine cysts: excessive secretions affect the combination of sperm and egg, thus causing infertility; uterine cysts can easily cause abnormal metabolism in the uterus, causing excessive menstrual bleeding or odor in women; if uterine cysts are not effectively treated for a long time, they will move from the cervical opening to the uterus, becoming larger and larger, and some will mutate into malignant tumors, requiring the removal of the diseased organs, or even threatening life. Therefore, patients who discover uterine cysts in the early stages are really lucky. Once discovered, they must be treated in a timely manner.

The treatment of uterine cysts is relatively simple: drug treatment and surgical treatment are both good options. In addition, traditional Chinese medicine also has very good methods for treating uterine cysts. Although the treatment is not as fast as that of Western medicine, the process is much safer than that of Western medicine. Surgical treatment in Western medicine is similar to a caesarean section and is not suitable for people who want to get pregnant immediately after recovering from an illness. People in poor health may experience uterine rupture or miscarriage in early pregnancy, and people in relatively better health may also experience premature birth if they get pregnant immediately after surgery. It takes a relatively long time to choose Chinese medicine, and you must choose a regular place for treatment!

If you find that you have a uterine cyst, you must not take it lightly. Because of the special age of the patients, most of them are women of childbearing age. For the safety of the next generation, they must receive timely treatment after the disease is discovered before having children. This is not only a responsibility to yourself but also a responsibility to your children.