What should I do if there is a cyst in the uterus?

Nowadays, many women of childbearing age suffer from uterine cysts. When the cyst is small, the patient often has no symptoms and it will not affect fertility. If the cyst grows further, it will cause symptoms such as irregular menstruation and increased leucorrhea, and in severe cases it will affect women's conception. Therefore, if you suffer from uterine cysts, you must pay attention to follow the doctor's advice for treatment. So, how should uterine cysts be treated?

Cysts in the uterus generally have no clinical symptoms and can only be discovered during regular gynecological examinations. Gynecological examination may reveal cystic tumors on one or both sides of the uterus, which are separable from the uterus and do not move with uterine activity. Ultrasound examination of the relationship between the cyst and the uterus can assist in diagnosis.

Western medicine treatment:

It is not difficult to treat cervical gland cysts. Generally, we need to first check which bacteria infection causes cervicitis, and then give corresponding treatment for the infection. For cysts that are difficult to regress, you can first puncture them and then burn them off using laser, freezing, etc. Treatment generally does not affect fertility, but if scarring forms on the cervix, it will affect natural childbirth.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment:

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.

If you have a uterine cyst and the diameter of the cyst is less than five centimeters, generally no treatment is required and regular check-ups are sufficient. If the cyst is larger than five centimeters, treatment is indicated. During treatment, you can choose whether to use Western medicine or traditional Chinese medicine according to your condition and your preferences.