What happens if ovarian cysts become severe?

In life, many women will suffer from ovarian cysts. In fact, the reason why women suffer from ovarian cysts has a lot to do with their daily living habits and diet. In life, they often eat some foods that stimulate the ovaries. When having sex, they do not take good contraceptive measures and can only take emergency contraceptive pills. This kind of society causes ovarian cysts. So what will happen if the ovarian cysts are serious?

Ovarian cysts are benign hyperplasia of the ovaries. Generally, there are no clinical symptoms, and only in a few cases will some serious symptoms appear. The most common symptoms are torsion of the enlarged ovarian cyst and ischemia, resulting in acute abdominal pain; another symptom is the possibility of malignant transformation over time. Therefore, if an ovarian cyst occurs, surgical treatment should be performed promptly to avoid serious complications.

Physiological cysts do not require surgical treatment. If the cyst is found by ultrasound during a physical examination, it can generally be followed up for three menstrual cycles (for example, after each menstruation, if there are no symptoms, an ultrasound can be repeated three months after the menstruation). Most physiological cysts will disappear.

Once an ovarian cyst is diagnosed, it should be treated surgically as soon as possible. If it is larger than 5CM, surgery is necessary; otherwise, there is a possibility of rupture or pedicle torsion at any time, which may be life-threatening. Drug treatment is ineffective. You can choose laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy, which does not require laparotomy or ovarian removal, and can preserve the integrity of the patient's reproductive organs and reproductive function to the greatest extent.

Surgery is often required to confirm the diagnosis and provide appropriate treatment. For women of childbearing age, after discovering an ovarian cyst, the next step of treatment depends on the nature of the cyst. Ultrasound results are very helpful for diagnosis. If ultrasound shows that the cyst is anechoic and has no septa, then you can observe it for 3 months and repeat the ultrasound examination after 3 months. If the cyst is still there, surgical treatment should be considered. In most cases, the cyst is pathological and surgery should be performed to confirm the diagnosis.

If adnexal cysts or ovarian cysts are found, they are mostly functional cysts and need to be followed up closely. Check once after menstruation and repeat the examination for two consecutive months. They will generally disappear on their own. If there is no significant change after three consecutive checkups, it is generally a neoplastic cyst and requires surgical treatment. Hysteroscopic laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery can be considered.

If you have ovarian cysts, you need to consider the secretion of estrogen and emotional problems. If they are relatively small, they can usually be improved through conservative treatment. It is recommended that you take Xiaojie'an or Guizhi Fuling Pills appropriately. If the effect is not good, you need surgical treatment.