Patient's question:
Right abdominal pain, don't want to eat, could it be an ovarian cyst?Doctor's answer:
Symptoms of a right ovarian cyst may reappear as abdominal pain, which is a common feature among some patients. Since tumors with complications rarely cause pain, patients with ovarian tumors experiencing abdominal pain, especially when it occurs suddenly again, are often due to the tumor stalk reversing its rotation occasionally or the tumor rupturing its capsule or becoming infected. Additionally, malignant cysts often lead to abdominal and leg pain, often causing patients to seek emergency follow-up. Menstrual disorders generally occur in the ovary or even bilateral ovarian cysts. Since they do not destroy all normal ovarian tissue, they are unlikely to cause menstrual disorders in most cases. Some uterine bleeding may not have an endocrine nature or may be due to changes in the pelvic vascular arrangement caused by the ovarian tumor, leading to the ejection of blood from the endometrium.