Patient's question:
I had a gynecological examination and found a left ovarian cyst. Without any treatment, I had a follow-up examination and found that the ovarian cyst was still there but smaller, with mild cervical erosion.Question: What should I do if an ovarian cyst is found? How can I handle it safely?
Doctor's answer:
The general causes of ovarian infertility include:1. Pelvic inflammation leading to an increase in reproductive tract inflammatory secretions, which interferes with sperm survival and movement.
2. Tubal blockage and hydrops, causing sperm and egg to fail to meet; ovarian adhesions tightly wrap around, leading to ovulation disorders or the fallopian tubes being unable to retrieve eggs.
3. Ovarian function being damaged, resulting in inability to menopause and menstrual disorders, etc.
Antiovarian antibodies are typically treated with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). TCM has been observed to address antiovarian antibodies to a certain depth. Modern medicine believes that when a woman has reproductive tract inflammation or abrasions, the permeability of the reproductive tract mucosa increases. If sexual intercourse occurs at this time, sperm may acquire antigens and be processed.
The above is an explanation of how ovarian infertility is formed.