What to do if there is a cystic and solid mass in the left adnexal area

The cystic-solid mass in the left adnexal area is actually not that serious. B-ultrasound revealed a cystic mass in the left adnexal area. And under ultrasound guidance, fine needle puncture the cyst, extract the cyst fluid, and make the cyst shrink and disappear. This method does not require surgery, is safe, painless, does not require hospitalization, and can be treated and treated at any time. It preserves ovarian function and does not affect future pregnancy and life. It does not recur and has a high cure rate.

Kuang suggests that you should try taking Chinese medicine for a period of time, which can also be used for treatment. If the symptoms can be relieved by Chinese medicine, surgical treatment is still not recommended.

An incidental discovery of a cystic-solid mass in the left adnexal area is usually considered to be a teratoma. You have checked CA125 and it is within normal range. You should also test the serum alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) and human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) levels, which will provide guidance for diagnosis and prognosis. Just like you said, if it is a physiological cyst, it should be a cystic mass, not a cystic-solid mass. Therefore, it is usually not considered to be a physiological cyst.

proposal,

1. Check the levels of alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) and human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) to exclude the possibility of malignant transformation;

2. Perform surgery to remove it as soon as possible and send it for pathological examination to confirm the diagnosis;

3. Based on the pathological results, decide whether treatment is needed and how to treat it. Good luck!

Cystic masses are often considered to be teratomas. If you want to confirm the diagnosis, you can do a CT scan with angiography, or you can do a dynamic follow-up.

First of all, the normal thickness of the endometrium is 9-13 mm, which is normal. Secondly, if the diameter of the cyst is within 4 cm, conservative treatment is recommended. Such a situation is caused by inflammatory stimulation. First of all, the normal thickness of the endometrium is 9-13 mm, which is normal. Secondly, if the diameter of the cyst is within 4 cm, conservative treatment is recommended. Such a situation is caused by inflammatory stimulation.

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Finally, after the examination, if the B-ultrasound description shows that there is a fluid-containing space-occupying lesion or a high possibility of hematoma, you can choose interventional treatment under ultrasound guidance. It does not require surgery, is safe, has no side effects, and does not affect future fertility. So don’t worry, get good treatment, and life will be good.