What are the symptoms of chocolate cysts?

The occurrence of chocolate cysts can cause patients to experience pain during sexual intercourse or abnormal dysmenorrhea symptoms. This is mainly caused by endometriosis. It can also affect women's reproductive health and may cause infertility.

1. The early symptoms of ovarian chocolate cysts are as follows:

1. Sexual change pain: This is also an obvious signal, which may be accompanied by punctate bleeding.

2. Abnormal menstrual pain: Dysmenorrhea is the most obvious symptom of endometriosis, but it is also the most easily overlooked precursor.

3. You can’t get pregnant without taking contraceptives: Among infertile women, a high proportion is caused by endometriosis.

2. Comments and suggestions:

1. Chocolate cysts cannot be ignored. Generally speaking, if the diameter of a chocolate cyst is less than five centimeters and there is no evidence to suggest a tumor, it is mostly a functional chocolate cyst and can be followed up closely, that is, checked every two to three months, and the inspection interval can be adjusted according to the situation.

2. If the chocolate cyst continues to grow, especially larger than five centimeters, or if there is sudden paroxysmal colic in the lower abdomen, it may be a tumor cyst or the cyst may have twisted or ruptured. It should be surgically explored to determine whether it is benign or malignant, and surgically removed if necessary.