Patient's question:
During ovulation, a careful examination revealed a 4.7mm right ovarian cyst. A few days later, during the safe period, the right ovarian cyst was measured at 3.5mm. What could be the reason for this? Does it interfere with childbirth?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, it is normal for the ovary during ovulation to be larger than the postmenopausal ovary because during ovulation, due to the development of follicles, the ovary on the postmenopausal side may slightly shrink. Sometimes, you may also feel lower abdominal fullness and distension. For some sensitive patients, in addition to lower abdominal pain during menopause, these symptoms do not interfere with delivery. In addition to timely treatment for ovarian cysts, friends should maintain a positive attitude to face the disease, only in this way can the patient be treated promptly according to symptoms. At the same time, pay more attention to dietary care and closely monitor changes in your own symptoms, believing that this will definitely drive away the ovarian cyst.