Patient's question:
Aunt has recently been complaining of a lump-like sensation in her lower abdomen, accompanied by abdominal bloating and pain. Her menstrual cycle has been out of balance for the past two months, with recurring dysmenorrhea. She finally sought a thorough gynecological examination today, and the diagnosis confirmed malignant ovarian cysts. I would like to ask the doctor, what treatment is required for ovarian cysts? Can they be cured?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of ovarian cysts depends on the patient's age, the malignancy of symptoms, the location of the cyst, its volume, size, growth rate, the deformation of the uterine appendages, how the perinatal function helps preserve it, and the patient's subjective wishes. Boil with water, 600 ml of liquid medicine, 300 ml each time, twice a day, 10 days as a course, 1-2 courses, one MRI scan. If there is a therapeutic effect, it can be taken orally until the tumor disappears. If the tumor grows vigorously after 3 courses, it is ineffective. CT examination can be performed for further confirmation of the diagnosis and to provide alternative treatment.