Patient's question:
My sister is only 16 years old, still studying, and hasn't had a boyfriend—let alone any inappropriate sexual behavior. However, her menstruation is very irregular, sometimes heavy and sometimes light, and it also hurts a lot. She has been crying nonstop. The doctor said it's an ovarian cyst. What should we do if she has an ovarian cyst at 16? Which hospital is best for treating ovarian cysts?Doctor's answer:
1. Patients with ovarian cysts often experience repeated and noticeable abdominal swelling. In some cases, this may lead to pain caused by the cyst pressing on surrounding areas. If ovarian cysts recur frequently, they may also cause cystitis or lead to repeated urinary system disorders, which can have very serious consequences.2. It is recommended to seek examination and treatment at a regular and professional hospital. During treatment, it is important to drink plenty of water, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, maintain a light diet, avoid overexertion, and balance rest and activity. Additionally, it is essential to keep a positive mood and avoid excessive mental stress.