Patient's question:
I had an abortion with anesthesia on February 27. There was prolonged bleeding at the time, and I experienced brown discharge for 3-4 days. Two weeks later, my follow-up test results were normal, showing no significant uterine bleeding signals, no abnormalities in the bilateral adnexa, and an endometrial thickness of 0.6. The doctor prescribed Warm Uterus 7 Herbs Powder. After taking it for the second day, I had black blood flow for 4-5 days. The amount was not significant, with some bleeding in the morning after breakfast and almost none in the afternoon. On April 2, I felt a bloated pain in my right lower abdomen and went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The leukocyte count in my cervical mucus was 3, with white blood cells present. The right ovary showed a 3.12.6 dark area with poor sound transmission, visible as a split grid pattern. The doctor prescribed 3 days of Luteinizing Hormone Capsules, Ornidazole Tablets, and Cervix Tumor Dissolving Capsules. What should I do about the ovarian cyst after the abortion?Doctor's answer:
The recurrence of ovarian cysts is a very common phenomenon. Most cysts are caused by a recurrence of changes in the normal function of the ovaries, so most ovarian cysts are benign. However, if the cyst undergoes malignant transformation, it becomes ovarian cancer. The treatment method for ovarian cysts depends on factors such as the patient's age, the degree of malignant transformation, the location of the cyst, its size, growth rate, the deformation of nearby structures in the uterus, the preservation of fertility, and the patient's personal wishes. Generally, different treatment measures are adopted. The treatment of ovarian cysts usually involves surgical removal, but most patients are reluctant to accept it due to high costs, leaving scars, and the risk of recurrence at the original site or the growth of cysts on the opposite side after removal.