Patient's question:
I have had an ovarian cyst for about a month. After getting this disease, I have been taking medication for treatment. Today, I came to the hospital for a follow-up check-up. The results showed that my ovarian cyst had no echo. I don't quite understand, so is it better for the ovarian cyst to have no echo or to have an echo?Doctor's answer:
If the gynecological ultrasound suggests anechoic masses, this is a cyst. Cysts are generally benign and inflammatory. Most ovarian cysts are physiological, usually less than 4 centimeters, with no significant abdominal pain, and if the menstrual cycle is normal, there is no need for special treatment. After the menstrual period ends, it may shrink or disappear. You just need to follow up dynamically. If you have significant menstrual irregularities or dysmenorrhea and pain during sexual intercourse, it cannot be ruled out that there may be chocolate cysts. It is necessary to undergo a laparoscopic examination when necessary.