Patient's question:
Hello, I previously had an ovarian cyst and had surgery to remove it. Can I now eat euryale seeds and bee pollen? Will eating them cause a recurrence? I developed an ovarian cyst after a natural miscarriage. I had laparoscopic surgery in 2005 and gave birth to my child in 2008. So far, there has been no recurrence, but my menstrual cycle has shortened. Before the miscarriage, it lasted for 5 days, after the miscarriage it was 7 days, and now after giving birth it takes 10 days to end. How can I get it back to the previous 5 days?History of previous treatment and effectiveness: No family history of the condition. The kind of assistance you desire: After a natural miscarriage, I developed an ovarian cyst. I had laparoscopic surgery in 2005 and gave birth to my child in 2008. So far, there has been no recurrence, but my menstrual cycle has shortened. Before the miscarriage, it lasted for 5 days, after the miscarriage it was 7 days, and now after giving birth it takes 10 days to end. How can I get it back to the previous 5 days?
Doctor's answer:
Laparoscopic and surgical procedures are prone to complications, serving as surgical routes. Surgical treatment for endometriomas is a destructive route; as soon as the cyst wall is ruptured, the cyst fluid flows out, and the condition manifests wherever it goes. In contrast, magnetic resonance-guided needle therapy is not surgery. It involves fine needle puncture under ultrasound guidance to aspirate cyst fluid and infuse medication to destroy ectopic lesions, a non-invasive, side-effect-free process that does not affect ovarian function or future fertility.Additionally, during the treatment of ovarian cysts, besides medication, the patient's dietary habits and mental state are also particularly important. It is essential to maintain a light diet and a consistently cheerful and optimistic mindset to avoid unnecessary negative impacts on the recovery of ovarian cysts.