What happens if multiple cysts are seen on both ovaries?

There are more and more female diseases now, but now science and technology are advanced and medical technology is very mature. There are still many ways to treat most diseases. Traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine can treat from all aspects. Traditional Chinese medicine is mainly for curing diseases. If there is a problem with the body, some medicines can be prescribed for treatment. Western medicine mainly refers to people. Surgery can be performed to treat the root cause, so each has its advantages and disadvantages. So what is going on when faced with multiple small cysts in both ovaries?

There are multiple small cysts in both ovaries. Those are follicles! Normal. Menstruation occurs when the ovaries ovulate but are not fertilized. The small follicles you detected are a new round of pregnancy. If the dominant follicle among them matures, it will be discharged. If not fertilized, you will have your next menstruation. Next time you go to the hospital for a checkup and they ask for a follicle count, writing "multiple" is not clear. If there are dozens on each side and the hormone levels are abnormal, then you should be wary of polycystic ovaries.

The occurrence of polycystic ovary syndrome is related to the disorder of menstrual regulation mechanism, which is mostly caused by dysfunction of hypothalamus-pituitary and ovarian axis. Patients will experience symptoms such as obesity, infertility, menstrual disorders, and bilateral ovarian enlargement. Polycystic ovary syndrome is an endocrine disease in which the ovaries are enlarged and contain many small fluid-filled cysts, increased androgen levels, and inability to ovulate. The most notable feature is anovulation. To diagnose this disease, a color Doppler ultrasound examination is needed to check if the ovaries are enlarged and there are multiple follicles. The diagnosis also needs to be based on the status of sex hormones and clinical symptoms. A comprehensive treatment plan is needed, such as drug therapy to counteract androgens and promote ovulation, combined with laparoscopic surgery to remove enlarged and redundant ovaries. After treatment, follow the doctor's instructions to regulate ovarian function, promote the development and maturation of follicles and ovulation, and avoid infertility. It is recommended to seize the time to carry out reasonable and standardized treatment to avoid aggravating the condition.

Therefore, the presence of multiple small cysts in both ovaries of a woman is too broad a question. It may be a normal condition or it may be a disease. So when the condition is unclear, we still have to go to the hospital for examination first. When you encounter female diseases, you should seek treatment as early as possible, as some diseases can often lead to infertility and other conditions.