Patient's question:
How to relieve ovarian cyst 4.6? It has been three and a half months since the discovery of bilateral ovarian cysts. The menstrual cycle was originally 28 days, but now it comes every 15 days. What is the reason?Doctor's answer:
The cases of ovarian cysts are varied. Ovarian cysts can be benign or malignant, and they also vary in size. If malignant tumors are detected, immediate surgery to remove them should be performed, followed by chemotherapy and other treatments to save lives, without considering pregnancy. If the tumor is benign, it can be either neoplastic or non-neoplastic. If a benign ovarian tumor is detected after a thorough examination, its size should be confirmed, as well as its relationship to the menstrual cycle. If the ovarian cyst grows too quickly or becomes too large, it should be removed or excised at an early stage. Some cysts, such as teratomas, can recur with pedicle inversion, causing acute abdominal pain. Additionally, some cysts have thin walls and may rupture spontaneously, also leading to acute abdominal pain.