Is a cyst in the uterus serious?

The symptoms of uterine cysts in women are not as obvious as those of uterine fibroids, because there are not too many symptoms in the early stages of uterine cysts or when they are not serious. Unlike uterine fibroids that can cause irregular menstruation, heavy menstrual flow and very long menstrual periods, uterine cysts do not have obvious symptoms in the early stages and do not have a big impact. They are not likely to cause heavy bleeding, but they may cause symptoms of frequent urination, urgency and constipation due to compression. Generally, small uterine fibroids do not need treatment. Does that mean that cysts in the uterus do not need treatment either? Is a cyst a serious problem?

Although uterine cysts do not have a great impact and harm to the human body in the early stage, patients with uterine cysts will produce a lot of secretions in their bodies. A large number of white blood cells in the secretions will devour sperm, significantly reduce sperm density, greatly reduce the number and charm of sperm, which will immediately cause infertility.

In addition to reducing sperm density and causing infertility, the secretions of uterine cysts can also cause the cysts to grow at the cervical exit of patients with uterine cysts. If they are not treated in time, the uterine cysts will gradually expand and block the cervical opening, preventing sperm from entering the uterine cavity, which will also affect women's pregnancy.

Although uterine cysts are not easy to go away on their own, they can be discovered early through regular gynecological examinations. In addition to treatment, you should also pay attention to nutritional supplements before and after menstruation and after giving birth, pay attention to controlling your mood, and maintain a positive and optimistic attitude. This will prevent the cyst from expanding.

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That is to say, since uterine cysts have no abnormal effects on the human body in the early stage and there will be no obvious symptoms, they are not easy to detect. At this time, regular gynecological examinations should be carried out to treat the cysts in time. In addition, women’s daily diet should be balanced, and they should eat more foods that are light in taste and easy to digest. Eat less cold and irritating foods.