Patient's question:
The discharge is abundant and viscous, with lower abdominal distension and pain that also affects the waist. Examinations and test results: multiple small bubbles were found, with cervical cysts. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: took many medications such as Dan Huang Qiu Yu Pian. How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
The cases of ovarian cysts are varied, and ovarian cysts are classified as benign or malignant, as well as by size. If a malignant tumor is detected, immediate surgery should be performed to remove it, followed by chemotherapy and other treatments to save the patient's life, without considering pregnancy. If the tumor is benign, it is also classified as either functional or non-functional. 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 surgically removed or excised at an early stage. Some cysts, such as teratomas, may recur with pedicle inversion, causing acute abdominal pain. Additionally, some cysts have thin walls and may spontaneously rupture, also leading to acute abdominal pain.