Patient's question:
I've had my period delayed by a full fifteen days this month. Upon careful examination, it was found that I have bilateral ovarian cysts. What should I do about bilateral ovarian cysts?Doctor's answer:
Because your period is delayed, it is normal for an ovarian cyst to reappear. You can take progesterone to induce menstruation. Then, on the second day of your period, go to the hospital on an empty stomach to have your blood drawn for a six-item hormone test to carefully examine the cause of your menstrual disorder. After your period is clean for three days, you can have a follow-up ultrasound to see how the cyst disappears. If the cyst disappears, it proves that the previous one was physiological. If it still exists but is less than 5 centimeters, you can wait and see without the need for surgery.