How to get rid of the cyst during menstruation

The most important manifestation of women's menstrual period is uterine wall shedding and vaginal bleeding. For some women, due to some physical symptoms, the uterine wall cannot be completely discharged from the vagina and menstruation after falling off, and it is deposited in the uterus and ovaries for a long time, resulting in uterine and ovarian chocolate cysts. Uterine and ovarian chocolate cysts are a very complicated disease, so how can the chocolate cysts be discharged during menstruation?

How to get rid of chocolate cysts during menstruation

Uterine and ovarian chocolate cysts are a common type of female urinary system tumors. Strictly speaking, they are a common manifestation of endometriosis. Its occurrence is caused by various reasons. The regularly falling uterine wall is not cleared through the vagina with menstruation, but flows back to one or both uterine and ovarian positions, and accumulates cysts for a long time to form lumps. The incidence of this disease is very high in clinical medicine. Once the disease occurs, it cannot be cured. Therefore, female friends are advised to pay great attention to it and do not blindly wait for the abnormal tissue to be discharged spontaneously.

The impact and harm of chocolate cysts

1. It will affect the menstrual period. On the one hand, it affects the menstrual cycle time and menstrual volume. On the other hand, some patients also have menstrual pain, and it gradually worsens.

2. It will affect fertility. Chocolate cysts are caused by the migration of the uterine wall to the uterus and ovaries, also known as uterine and ovarian endometriosis cysts. Endometriosis is one of the main causes of infertility, so it will affect pregnancy to a certain extent.

3. Large chocolate cysts are very easy to twist or rupture, which will cause acute abdomen. Once ruptured, it will cause the disordered endometrium to spread outside and implant into the whole body, increasing the disease and aggravating the symptoms.

4. Compression symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, constipation, etc. are caused by large cysts compressing the bladder and duodenum. Some patients also have fever during menstruation, which is relatively rare.

After a woman suffers from uterine chocolate cyst, she should pay attention to her blood discharge during her menstrual period. If the blood discharge is short for a long time, she should go to a regular hospital to see a professional doctor for treatment in time. This type of disease not only affects the physical and mental health of women themselves, but the cysts will become more and more frequent over time, which also has an impact on infertility.