What is the best medicine for ovarian cysts?

The problem of ovarian cysts is relatively complicated. It is also a common disease in clinical practice. Ovarian cysts are mainly divided into two types: physiological cysts and pathological cysts. Physiological cysts generally do not require special treatment, but if the cysts are caused by pathological factors, they need to be treated with medication in a timely manner. The treatment method varies depending on the size of the cyst. So what is the best medicine to treat ovarian cysts?

1. For ovarian cysts, it is recommended to consult a Chinese medicine practitioner and take Chinese medicine, based on syndrome differentiation and treatment, and use symptomatic medication. Traditional Chinese medicine has good efficacy and few side effects. Usually, it is recommended to take Guizhi Fuling Pills orally. Clinically, ovarian cysts are mostly complications of gynecological inflammation, adnexitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, vaginitis, etc., so anti-inflammatory and anti-toxic treatment should be the first choice. Ovarian cysts are also related to catching cold, chill, and dampness, so it is necessary to keep warm and prevent catching cold again.

2. If it is a physiological ovarian cyst, women who undergo an ultrasound examination during the ovulation period may find cysts in their ovaries. This is a relatively common ovarian cyst and belongs to the category of physiological ovarian cysts. Generally, no treatment is required. If the cyst is relatively large, oral contraceptives can be used for treatment. If the fallopian tube is inflamed and infected, an inflammatory cyst may occur. This is a fallopian tube ovarian cyst, not a true ovarian cyst. Antibiotics can be used for anti-inflammatory treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

3. Another type is tumorous ovarian cyst. Most of these cysts are benign, but some may become malignant. Generally, tumorous cysts cannot be cured by taking medicine and can only be treated surgically. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for timely surgery to avoid cancer. Patients with ovarian cysts need to adjust their daily eating habits, which can play a good auxiliary therapeutic role in eliminating ovarian cysts. For pathological cysts with a diameter of less than five centimeters, the development process can be slowed down by taking medication and regular check-ups are required. If it is found that it has a tendency to increase in size, surgical treatment is recommended. If the diameter of the ovarian cyst is larger than five centimeters, medication is generally not very effective and surgical treatment may be recommended. Currently, the least invasive surgery is hysteroscopic ovarian cyst removal.