Patient's question:
I went to the hospital a few days ago for a thorough check-up and discovered that I have a chocolate cyst. The doctor prescribed birth control, and I want to know how to take this medication?Doctor's answer:
Chocolate cysts will gradually decrease, sometimes rupturing during or after menstruation but rarely recurring or becoming malignant. Under hysteroscopy, chocolate cysts are clearly visible as endometrial tissue. Due to the old blood clots inside, resembling chocolate paste, they are called "chocolate cysts." There are many types of birth control pills, but this determines which type you take. Many of them are taken on the fifth day of the menstrual cycle. It is recommended to consult the doctor who prescribed the medication for advice on the drug.