Patient's question:
Lower back pain for several months, came to the hospital for a thorough examination on Saturday and found cervical inflammation. There is a 5×4.8cm solid-cystic cyst on the right ovary. I would like to take medication first for treatment, and if a re-examination is needed, surgery will be performed. The doctor prescribed many medications, saying to first take anti-inflammatory drugs for a week, and then switch to two other medications to try to enlarge the cyst. This will almost require about half a month for a re-examination. I am very anxious. What causes solid-cystic cysts? Will they recur after medication? Can anti-inflammatory drugs be taken during menstruation?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, the right ovarian cyst is mainly caused by chronic inflammation. After taking anti-inflammatory medication, it generally does not recur. Anti-inflammatory medication should be stopped during the menstrual period, and medication should be taken diligently for three to seven days after the period is clean. It is recommended to drink more water, eat more fruits and vegetables, pay attention to preventing colds, and maintain personal hygiene. Avoid spicy and irritating foods, maintain a balance between work and rest, have a regular schedule, and engage in physical exercise every day. Cervicitis is a disease that is not easily resolved. Friends with this condition should always maintain an optimistic attitude and face it with a positive mindset.