Patient's question:
I am 51 years old this year, and I am currently experiencing vaginal bleeding and lower abdominal pain. Please ask; what should I do if I have a left ovarian cyst?Doctor's answer:
Generally, a delayed menstrual period of no more than one week is within the normal range. If it's less than one week, it may be related to an ovarian cyst. In most cases, you can consult a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, who will use herbal treatments based on your pulse and constitution. However, you should first have an ultrasound to check if you have chronic pelvic inflammation. Pelvic effusion caused by chronic pelvic inflammation can affect ovarian cysts, which in turn can impact the patency of the fallopian tubes, leading to infertility. It should be said that the most common symptom of chronic pelvic inflammation is diffuse pain in the lumbar and sacral regions. The pain area is large, but you can't feel a specific point of pain. If chronic pelvic inflammation affects the ovaries, it will naturally affect the menstrual cycle. Since chronic pelvic inflammation is an aseptic inflammation, Western anti-inflammatory medications are ineffective. It is recommended to seek treatment from a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner.