Patient's question:
Yesterday, I had a thorough check-up including transvaginal ultrasound, laparoscopy, cervical mucus test, and blood draw. The blood test results still need a few more days to be available. The detailed check-up covered 17 infertility-related items, and the results showed: ovarian cyst 26. I have never been pregnant, let alone had a miscarriage. However, my uterus has a transverse opening similar to that after a miscarriage, and it is slightly larger than others'. There are also some small spots around the uterus. After the doctor's examination, she couldn't identify what it was and said it was inflammation. All other tests were normal. The doctor recommended daily intravenous drips and vaginal suppositories, and after the ovarian inflammation subsides, a fallopian tube check-up should be done. However, she mentioned that the current method used for the fallopian tube check-up (transcatheter irrigation) is no longer recommended as it is harmful to the body. She also couldn't explain what exactly was wrong with me. I would like to ask you, is my ovarian cyst 26 serious? Should I follow her treatment plan?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended that patients go to a public hospital for a thorough examination and treatment. Generally, internal drugs are sufficient, or oral anti-inflammatory drugs can be used. Daily intravenous infusion is not necessary. Drink more physiological saline, avoid spicy, irritating, and greasy foods. Female infertility is an easily occurring gynecological disease. During medication, women need to pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of hygiene. It is advised that patients pay close attention to vaginal hygiene and maintain a light diet. Finally, we wish female patients a speedy recovery.