Patient's question:
This time, my menstruation has been very long and hasn't stopped yet. It has been more than a month since it started, and it hasn't improved at all. Previously, it would stop within three days, but now it has been so long, and I just feel sad. I went for a thorough examination and had an ultrasound done. The doctor said I have an ovarian cyst and need surgery, but I'm too scared. Can it be eliminated with medication?Doctor's answer:
Generally, the pedicle of ovarian cysts during puberty is relatively long, and it often recurs due to movement or rotation, leading to sudden reversal and severe abdominal pain. This should be treated promptly in a hospital.Irregular menstruation: This is mainly amenorrhea, mostly secondary amenorrhea. Before amenorrhea, there is often menstrual oligomenorrhea or hypomenorrhea, and occasionally menstrual hypermenorrhea or polymenorrhea. In addition to timely treatment for ovarian cysts, friends with the condition should maintain a positive attitude to face the disease. Only in this way can they reduce the patient's immunity and the belief in combating the disease. At the same time, they should pay close attention to dietary care, focusing on light foods and avoiding stimulating or cold foods, believing that this will surely drive away the ovarian cysts.