Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Go for a physical check-up once a year. This year, during the gynecological exam, did they find severe cysts? In previous years, the most they found was some inflammation. How did the cysts come about?
Doctor's answer:
Going to the hospital for a physical examination, if cysts are found, this situation is generally not too serious. As long as they grow slowly, treatment is not necessary. If they grow relatively quickly, then surgery may be required for treatment. Cysts can be caused by inflammation, or they may be related to endocrine issues or other reasons. If the examination reveals inflammation, anti-inflammatory treatment can be administered first, wait for a few days, and then undergo a follow-up examination.