Is a cyst in the uterus serious?

Generally speaking, a common disease of the female reproductive organ is uterine cyst. However, many female friends do not understand what this disease is, nor do they know how serious it is. Therefore, few people take the initiative to ask doctors how to treat uterine cysts. Do you want to know if uterine cysts are serious? If you want to know, read the following:

1. Look at the size and nature

A cyst in the uterus simply means a blister has grown in the uterus, which is generally not a big problem. It depends on the size and nature. If it is small and does not cause compression symptoms, it is not a big deal. In nature, if it is a chocolate cyst, it must be surgically removed.

Uterine cysts originate from the mesonephric duct and the paramesonephric duct, and mostly occur in the posterior wall or fundus of the uterus; the latter are mostly secondary to benign diseases or develop from the interstitial cells of the serosa, including cystic degeneration of uterine fibroids, cystic adenomyoma, cervical retention cysts and uterine serosa cysts. There are mainly two types of uterine cysts: cervical cysts and odontogenic cysts. Generally, there is pain at the cyst site. Odontogenic cysts are on both sides or one side of the uterus, while cervical cysts are on the cervix. They mainly affect the menstrual cycle and period, so they also affect pregnancy.

2. Depends on the condition

As a cyst, it is generally a relatively mild disease among space-occupying lesions. Because of its limited site of occurrence, it is often discovered by patients due to compression or pain. There are also cases without obvious symptoms. Treatment includes surgical resection and drug conditioning. Whether the uterine cyst is serious depends on the different conditions. However, due to the lack of attention to preventing and controlling the deterioration of the lesion, it may be mistaken for a benign cyst or a malignant disease.

It is not difficult to treat the symptoms of uterine cysts. Generally, we need to first check which kind of bacterial infection causes the symptoms of uterine cysts. After the clear examination, we can treat the symptoms of uterine cysts accordingly according to the infection. For cysts that are difficult to regress, you can first puncture them and then burn them off using laser, freezing, etc.

Cysts in the uterus are usually not serious as long as there is no obvious feeling of pressure. Of course, this statement is not absolute and the specific situation still needs to be confirmed by a doctor. Furthermore, as long as the condition does not continue to worsen, there is no need to worry, so the patient himself cannot determine the severity of the condition.