Patient's question:
I am a resident of the 11th house with a 4744 cm right ovarian cyst showing anechoic areas on ultrasound, with good sound transmission. It has now decreased to almost 6 cm. What kind of help do you need: Hello, is it possible that it was triggered during my menstrual period? Will the ultrasound show it to be larger?Doctor's answer:
From your description, it seems that you may have an ovarian cyst. Since the cyst has good internal echoes, it is considered physiological, and there is a possibility that it may resolve on its own. You can regularly monitor it carefully.Advice: Generally, ovarian cysts are divided into physiological and pathological types. The key is to determine this based on the internal echoes of the cyst. If there are abnormal echoes inside, it is considered pathological and may require surgical treatment. If the internal echoes are good, it is considered physiological and may resolve on its own. As the cyst shrinks, if there are no discomforts, close observation can be implemented.
In addition to timely treatment for ovarian cysts, friends with the condition should maintain a positive attitude when facing the disease.