How to treat luteal follicle cyst

Once a patient has an ovarian corpus luteum cyst problem, it is often due to some reason that the patient has symptoms of cyst rupture and bleeding. If the patient has a more serious corpus luteum follicular cyst, it is often more likely to cause acute abdomen. At this time, the patient often has symptoms of abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding and requires active treatment. How to treat corpus luteum follicular cyst?

The ovary forms a corpus luteum after ovulation. A normal mature corpus luteum is 2 to 3 cm in diameter and is a cystic structure that can slightly enlarge the ovary. If the cystic corpus luteum persists or grows, and there is a large amount of fluid in the corpus luteum cavity, so that the diameter of the cavity exceeds 3 cm, it is called an ovarian corpus luteum cyst. At this time, antibiotics are used to prevent and treat infection; once the cyst ruptures or the pedicle torsions, emergency treatment is required.

The following are the precautions

1: Maintaining an optimistic and cheerful mood and a peaceful mindset can enhance the body's immunity. Keep warm at ordinary times to avoid catching a cold. As the saying goes, "When righteousness exists within, evil cannot prevail."

2: During menstruation, all strenuous physical exercise and heavy physical labor are prohibited. Pay attention to controlling your emotions and don’t hold grudges, otherwise it will lead to endocrine disorders. If there is endocrine disorder, it can be adjusted through diet therapy. Also, sexual intercourse is prohibited during menstruation.

3. Do a good job in family planning and try to reduce or avoid artificial abortions and curettage.

4. If you have been diagnosed with endometriosis and your ovarian chocolate cyst is larger than 6 cm, you must keep your emotions stable during your menstrual period or mid-term.

Once a corpus luteum follicular cyst is discovered, there is no time to delay and treatment is needed immediately. And at this time you need to rest in bed and further avoid overwork. Often, once the tension in the cyst cavity suddenly increases, the cyst wall will rupture, causing troublesome acute abdomen.