Irregular menstruation, coming every few months, what should I do?

Patient's question:

Please check the results carefully: [Anterior uterine tilt, uterine size approximately 4.1×4.2×2.9 cm, regular shape, uniform uterine echo, clear endometrium, double-layer endometrium thickness 0.5 cm. Color Doppler imaging shows no significant abnormalities. The left and right adnexa respectively show cystic masses approximately 5.9×6.3×4.9 cm and 3.3×2.9 cm, with clear boundaries.] Does this require surgery? This is a report from late July. Based on this condition, do you recommend surgery? What should I do about irregular menstruation?

Doctor's answer:

Most ovarian cysts are caused by endocrine disorders and can be benign inflammation. If there is no abdominal pain or discomfort, you can wait and see, as there is no need to address it immediately. You can go to the hospital for a follow-up ultrasound after your period to check if it disappears or grows. As long as there is no significant growth, it's nothing to worry about.
Develop good living habits, avoid staying up late, exercise moderately to enhance your physical fitness, maintain a positive mood, and avoid excessive stress. Eat more light and nutritious foods.

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