Patient's question:
Fifteen years ago, I suffered from an ovarian cyst. The right ovary was removed, and after the left cyst was removed, another cyst grew back. Drinking medicine and receiving intravenous fluids didn't help; in fact, the cyst continued to grow during the medication period. A herbal medicine ground into powder helped reduce the lump, but now another cyst has grown back. What should I do now? Is there anything other than that herbal medicine?Doctor's answer:
It is a follicular cyst, which will disappear after menopause. Now, carefully observe to see if it is indeed a follicular cyst. If it is, there is no need to worry. If it is not a follicular cyst, you can carefully monitor its size. If the growth rate is slow, continue to monitor it. If the growth rate is fast, consider surgery to remove it.Additionally, for patients with ovarian cysts during treatment, their dietary condition and care are also very important. Patients must pay attention to rest and engage in appropriate activities to avoid unnecessary complications.