Patient's question:
Reappeared symptoms of increased leukorrhea and menstrual disorders. What kind of help is needed: Please recommend a good hospital and then carry out treatment.Doctor's answer:
An ovarian cyst is caused by a change in the normal function of the ovaries, primarily related to endocrine dysfunction. It is due to excessive physiological responses triggered by endocrine imbalance. If the ovarian cyst is smaller than 5 cm, it is generally physiological. The cyst will usually grow or disappear on its own with the onset of menstruation. In such cases, it generally does not affect pregnancy. If the cyst size is larger than 5 cm and is accompanied by delayed menstruation or other symptoms, it may affect menopause, thereby impacting pregnancy. In such cases, timely surgical treatment is necessary. Ovarian cysts are a common gynecological condition that is prone to occur. During treatment, women need to pay attention to their self-care.