Patient's question:
On July 18th, I had a medication abortion, which was completely effective. In early August, I had a bladder ultrasound, but there was nothing abnormal. On August 18th, my period arrived. On August 29th, I had some streaks of blood in my vaginal discharge, so on August 30th, I came to the hospital for an ultrasound. Attached are detailed images of the results. I’m not sure if the issue is serious. Currently, I don’t have any abdominal pain, but I’ve been sitting for a long time, which has caused lower back pain. This has been a recurring issue for me, but I’ve never had an ovarian cyst before. Now, after a few calculations, it seems to be around my ovulation period. How can a cyst grow this large in just under a month?Doctor's answer:
Currently, the ovarian cyst is relatively large and may be physiological. It is necessary to have a follow-up ultrasound after menstruation to check the condition. If it still exists, it is necessary to have timely surgical treatment. Tumors with such rapid growth need further careful examination to rule out abnormalities.Ovarian cysts are a common gynecological disease. During medication, women need to pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of hygiene. It is recommended that patients avoid sexual activity during treatment and pay close attention to cleanliness.