Patient's question:
My mom is in her 50s this year, and she has been through menopause for many years. But recently, she told me that her lower abdomen has been constantly peeling and she also has lower abdominal pain. I am very worried and took her to the hospital for a thorough examination. The detailed examination results revealed a 5 cm ovarian cyst on the right side of my mom. Does she have to have surgery?Doctor's answer:
From the careful examination results, it appears that an ovarian cyst of 5cm is relatively large. Let's look at the symptoms of anemia. If it causes abdominal pain or irregular vaginal bleeding, surgical treatment may be safer. Because with a history of menopause, persistent vaginal bleeding is quite dangerous. After the surgery, it's important to further examine the uterine lining and consume more foods that boost qi.Ovarian cyst patients can, while understanding conventional treatment, use folk remedies as supplementary therapy in daily life. It's crucial to avoid extreme hunger or fullness in daily dietary habits and never overeat or binge drink.