Patient's question:
Recurring ovarian cysts because I'm worried about my health, so I want to ask you again, what should I do if I have pain from recurring ovarian cysts?Doctor's answer:
An ovarian cyst is a benign ovarian tumor and the most common gynecological disease. Women can experience it at any age, mainly during their reproductive years. Patients usually show no obvious symptoms, especially if not examined. Clinical diagnosis involves gradual progression of the condition, with symptoms such as recurrent cysts, menstrual disorders, abdominal pain, and pelvic pain. When these symptoms are severe, the risk of ovarian cysts and cancer in women is higher. In fact, there are some underlying causes, such as stress. Currently, Western medicine cannot fully control this disease. Most treatments rely on Western medications. Without standard methods to regulate the body, severe damage can occur. Natural therapies and meridian guidance can induce drug action on pathological changes, thereby adjusting qi and blood.