Patient's question:
A colleague told me she had an ovarian cyst. I was curious about where an ovarian cyst grows and whether it interferes with fertility.Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to clarify this for you. Ovarian cysts grow on the ovaries of women. There are physiological ones, and after a re-examination after the next menstrual period, most can disappear on their own. Pathological ovarian cysts are further divided into benign and malignant types. A series of careful examinations are needed to diagnose the nature of the ovarian cyst, and then the principles for resolution can be confirmed. Most ovarian cysts are benign. They are usually small and do not interfere with pregnancy.