How to treat chocolate cyst? These methods all work!

Chocolate cyst is a disease that appears in women's ovaries, which can seriously harm women's health, so active treatment is very important. There are many treatment methods, such as Western medicine, Chinese medicine, and surgical treatment.

1. Treatment with Chinese medicine:

Traditional Chinese medicine is a commonly used method in clinical treatment. It is favored by the majority of patients and friends because of its relatively small side effects. It is also easy to take, does not cause injury, does not require hospitalization, has a low risk of pain, and does not affect work and life. Although it can avoid the series of psychological pressures brought by surgery, the clinical effect is not obvious.

2. Western medicine treatment:

In addition to traditional Chinese medicine, Western medicine is naturally another convenient and common method of treatment. For patients who are discovered early and have not developed substantial lesions, early scientific symptomatic medication can generally achieve good results, but you must pay attention to controlling the use of medication, otherwise it may bring more side effects. Therefore, understanding the factors that cause ovarian chocolate cysts is also very important for the treatment of the disease.

3. Surgical treatment:

In addition to drug treatment, surgery is basically another effective method for treating this disease. Generally, for diseases that have no obvious effect from drug treatment or when the disease has progressed to a certain extent, surgical treatment can often achieve satisfactory results.

4. Radiotherapy.

Treatment of ovarian cysts is often used as an adjuvant therapy after surgery or as a resting therapy for patients in the advanced stage. It is more suitable for those with residual masses less than 2 cm in diameter, but it has certain side effects and we must be careful to prevent additional threats to the ovaries.

5. Use medication or (and) surgical treatment (conservative or radical). So far, there is no ideal cure except radical surgery. Both drug treatment and conservative surgery have a very high recurrence rate. Therefore, the selection should be based on the patient's age, symptoms, signs, extent of lesions, and fertility requirements, emphasizing individualized treatment. Mild lesions with mild or no symptoms are treated expectantly; mild patients with fertility desires will receive drug treatment after a clear diagnosis, and those with severe conditions will undergo fertility-preserving surgery; young severe patients with no fertility desires can undergo ovarian function-preserving surgery supplemented by drug treatment; patients with severe symptoms and lesions and no fertility desires can undergo radical surgery.