Patient's question:
After more than twenty days of ectopic pregnancy, a follow-up ultrasound showed that the tubal mass had decreased in size, but I noticed that cysts had grown in both ovaries during this time. Before treatment, when I was discharged, the doctor did not mention any ovarian cysts during the ultrasound examination. How can ovarian cysts be caused by incomplete absorption of the ectopic pregnancy mass, or are they tumors? Can they naturally disappear? Besides, what other medications can best treat this tumor?What kind of help I need: Is my condition an ovarian tumor or just a regular cyst? What medication can make the cyst disappear?
Doctor's answer:
If it's an ovarian cyst, it's mainly caused by the endometrium shedding into the ovary. This is benign, so you don't need to worry. I suggest you try Chinese medicine treatment. The effectiveness of Chinese medicine in treating ovarian cysts is quite good. Besides, it's best to have regular follow-up ovarian ultrasounds at the hospital. For ectopic pregnancy patients, while understanding the importance of proper treatment, you can also use dietary therapy as a supplementary treatment in daily life. It's crucial to avoid extreme hunger or fullness in your daily diet and never overeat or binge on food.