Patient's question:
I have been carefully diagnosed with ovarian cysts, and I want to know what you are. What should I do about ovarian cysts in children?Doctor's answer:
Cysts that are relatively small have no significant impact on children. If the cysts are larger, they may also reoccur, leading to conditions such as torsion and rupture of the ovarian cyst stalk, infection, and abdominal pain, which would require surgery. Therefore, it is necessary to visit a hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound examination. If the ovarian cyst is small, follow-up checks at regular intervals are sufficient. If the cyst is larger, it is recommended to actively pursue surgical treatment. After the surgery, a pathological examination can determine whether the cyst is benign or malignant.