Patient's question:
I had an 8 cm ovarian cyst in 2014 and underwent minimally invasive surgery as recommended by my doctor. A year later, during a prenatal check-up, there were no symptoms. In November 2015, a thorough examination revealed the ovarian cyst had returned, measuring about 5 cm. By 2016, repeated examinations showed it had grown to 9 cm. What should I do? How does it affect fertility? Which hospital is the best for treating ovarian cysts?Doctor's answer:
1, The early symptoms of ovarian cysts are gastrointestinal symptoms: Postmenopausal women who frequently experience abdominal pain and loss of appetite may develop recurrent gastrointestinal symptoms because ovarian tumors can control and pull on surrounding ligaments, and ascites can irritate the abdomen.2, It is recommended to seek examination and treatment at a regular and professional hospital. Additionally, avoid smoking and alcohol. Avoid greasy, fried, moldy, and pickled foods. Avoid warm and blood-activating foods such as mutton, dog meat, chives, and pepper.