Patient's question:
Four days after menstruation, the left ovary is 2411mm, and the right ovary is 3430mm. Occasionally, there is lower right abdominal pain. Is this normal? Two months ago, there was a cyst in the right ovary, and I took traditional Chinese medicine. One month later, a follow-up examination showed no significant abnormalities. Do I still have a cyst in the right ovary now? How effective is the conservative treatment for ovarian cysts? How much does laparoscopic surgery for an ovarian cyst cost?Doctor's answer:
1. Ovarian cysts are a common disease among women of childbearing age. The cysts can be physiological or pathological. Generally, physiological cysts do not require surgery, while pathological cysts often need surgery to confirm the diagnosis before treatment.2. Women of reproductive age are most likely to develop functional ovarian cysts again. These cysts are caused by excessive physiological responses triggered by the ovary itself or medication. Patients usually experience no symptoms or discomfort, although a few may have menstrual irregularities. The price of ovarian cyst treatment is not fixed and depends on the local standards.