What is the treatment for ovarian cysts?

Ovarian cysts can cause great harm to women's reproductive health, so attention should be paid to correct and effective treatment. Current treatments for ovarian cysts include surgical treatment, traditional Chinese medicine treatment, and diet therapy, and attention should be paid to nutritional supplements.

1. Diet therapy:

The real reason why people do not recover after treating ovarian cysts is that the body fluids are acidified. If the acidic body fluids do not change the ovarian cysts, they will not die. This is why ovarian cysts metastasize and recur again after surgery and chemotherapy. To treat ovarian cysts, you have to start by improving your own physical condition and starving the mutated cells from the source. Eat more alkaline foods to improve your acidic constitution and supplement the body with essential organic nutrients. This will help you starve mutated cells and restore your immunity.

2. Surgical treatment:

Ovarian cyst is a general term for ovarian cystic masses. Its harm to the body and its treatment depend on its nature.

Generally speaking, if the cyst diameter is less than 5 cm and there is no evidence to suggest a tumor, it is mostly a functional cyst and can be closely followed up, that is, checked once every 2-3 months, and the inspection interval can be adjusted according to the situation; if the cyst diameter is greater than 5 cm, it is mostly an ovarian tumor, which generally requires surgical treatment; if it is accompanied by progressively worsening dysmenorrhea and dyspareunia, and tender nodules in the pelvis, endometriosis cyst should be considered. Different treatments can be adopted according to the specific circumstances.

3. Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment:

According to traditional Chinese medicine, the main factors causing ovarian cysts are as follows. Phlegm and blood stasis condense, worry and sadness hurt; deficiency causes phlegm, and phlegm and fluid stagnate and block the Qi flow, causing Qi stagnation and blood stasis, and phlegm and blood stasis forming lumps. Long-term accumulation of phlegm and blood stasis can also lead to cancer. During the period of Qi and blood stagnation or after childbirth, catching cold will cause blood stasis. Or it may be caused by internal injury of emotions, depression that damages the liver, poor circulation of Qi, stagnation of Qi and blood, and stagnation of Qi and blood. If the blood stasis lasts for a long time, it will turn into cancer. Except for a lump in the lower abdomen, there are generally no obvious symptoms or only petechiae on the tongue. If it is malignant, the lower abdominal mass will be hard and fixed, painful and resistant to pressure, the skin will be dry and purple, and there will be petechiae on the tongue. Patients with advanced malignant disease may have ascites, emaciated appearance, fatigue and other symptoms.