Early symptoms of ovarian cysts

The uterus and ovaries are a very important part for female friends, and the health care of the uterus and ovaries should be done well. If ovarian cysts are not treated in time, severe cases may lead to infertility. In order to ensure early detection and early treatment, it is particularly important to understand the main symptoms of ovarian cysts. So what are the main symptoms of ovarian cysts?

First, lower abdominal discomfort. The most obvious symptom for many patients with ovarian cysts is discomfort in the lower abdomen. If you press hard, you may feel discomfort or rebound pain. Some patients may also experience abdominal pain on one or both sides, especially after doing some heavy physical work or standing for a long time, the pain will be aggravated.

Second, menstrual disorders. It is one of the most obvious early symptoms of ovarian cysts. If the ovarian malignant tumor migrates to the uterine wall immediately, it will immediately cause endocrine tumor imbalance, resulting in menstrual disorders, prolonged menstrual period and excessive menstrual flow. Or there may be some irregular bleeding.

Third, symptoms of oppression. Large uterine and ovarian tumors may cause patients to feel uncomfortable, have difficulty breathing, or have palpitations. If a large and healthy uterine tumor flows all over the abdomen, it is easy to affect the return of the lower leg veins, causing bilateral lower leg swelling, and the pelvic and abdominal organs are squeezed, which will lead to symptoms such as difficulty urinating, frequent urination, and incomplete urination.

Fourth, excessive vaginal discharge. The most common clinical manifestation of ovarian cysts is excessive vaginal discharge, which is light yellow in color and has a faint odor. In addition, patients may also experience symptoms such as shortness of breath, fever, and poor appetite. Therefore, patients should keep their private parts clean and change their underwear frequently to avoid bacterial infection.

With the development of society, the incidence of ovarian cysts is also gradually increasing. Many patients show clinical symptoms such as lower abdominal pain, excessive leucorrhea, leucorrhea with odor, menstrual disorders, etc. Therefore, when patients have these symptoms, they should see a doctor in time for some reliable examinations, and then actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment to reduce the harm to the body.