Do I need treatment for uterine cysts?

Once a woman develops a uterine cyst, she may always be accompanied by symptoms such as lower abdominal pain and abnormal leucorrhea. In severe cases, it may induce infertility. Therefore, as long as the disease is discovered, relevant treatment is needed in a timely manner. So, in general, what treatment options are available to patients? Next, the editor will explain the collected information in detail one by one.

1. Drug treatment. The drug treatment effect of uterine cysts is not very good, so it is not recommended to use drugs to treat uterine cysts at present, and there is no specific drug that can treat it. Other methods must be used for treatment.

2. Physical therapy. Physical therapy mainly uses laser, freezing and other methods for treatment. Physical therapy is mainly symptomatic treatment. The doctor needs to first check which type of cervicitis is causing the uterine cyst and then provide symptomatic treatment.

3. Treatment with traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that uterine cysts are caused by organ dysfunction, qi stagnation and blood stasis. The Chinese medicine Gong Nang Hua Xiao patch is used to treat uterine cysts, mainly focusing on promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, removing blood stasis and dispersing nodules, clearing away heat and detoxifying, soothing the liver and regulating qi, and removing blood stasis and relieving pain. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment of uterine cysts can improve the blood circulation of the hyperplastic endometrium, gradually eliminate the simple hypertrophy of the muscle layer, and soften the hyperplastic connective tissue, thereby regulating menstruation, stopping bleeding, eliminating pain, and restoring ovarian function. It can effectively control the growth of uterine cysts, gradually soften the tumor, and finally dissipate.

4. Minimally invasive surgical treatment. Minimally invasive surgery is currently the best and most effective method for treating uterine cysts. Minimally invasive surgery has replaced traditional open surgery techniques and widely applied laparoscopic and hysteroscopy minimally invasive techniques to gynecological surgeries, avoiding the defects of traditional open surgery such as large trauma, heavy bleeding, and slow recovery.

In general, uterine cysts can be treated conservatively or surgically to remove the lesions, so patients can choose the most appropriate treatment based on their own condition and other circumstances. At the same time, the editor reminds patients to pay attention to getting more rest and not eating irritating foods.