Who can tell me what to do if you have an ovarian cyst

Patient's question:

A few weeks ago, I was diagnosed with an ovarian cyst. Worrying about my health issues, you asked me what I can eat when I have ovarian cysts?

Doctor's answer:

Ovarian cysts are physiological and generally small, with a diameter less than 5 cm, the most common being 2-3 cm. Follow-up ultrasound can be performed after menstruation, as they usually disappear naturally, such as corpus luteum cysts and follicular cysts. Sudden lower abdominal cramping, with gynecological examination or ultrasound indicating the regression of ovarian tumors, should also be treated promptly with surgery or stringent care. If malignant ovarian tumors are detected or if the ovarian tumor grows rapidly, surgery should be performed first, followed by comprehensive treatment with Chinese and Western medicine.
During chemotherapy, patients are often weak and more susceptible to colds or bacterial infections, making traditional Chinese medicine treatment crucial. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle and actively cooperating with treatment during daily life will help you achieve recovery.

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