Patient's question:
I took the birth control pill twice in a month, but by the end of the month, my period still hadn't arrived. Sometimes I also experienced stomach pain again. Now, I don't know what's going on.Hello, do you need surgery for a pineal cyst? Is this condition serious? Is something wrong with my body?
Doctor's answer:
Oral contraceptives can cause adverse reactions such as menstrual disorders because they contain drugs of the sexual hormone type. This leads to a disruption in the excretion of endogenous hormones, resulting in menstrual disorders. Pineal cysts, if mild, can be monitored with careful observation. If there are significant headache and discomfort symptoms, or if accompanied by endocrine disorders, surgical treatment may also be an option. Have fibrotic diseases of the tissue.