Do I need surgery for my left ovarian cyst?

Patient's question:

Today's ultrasound report: The uterine outline is clear, with a size of approximately 603532cm, normal shape, and smooth back membrane. On the anterior wall, there is a low echo nodule measuring 1115cm, which is slightly low. The boundary is unclear. CDFI: No obvious blood flow signal is seen in the muscle layer. The echo arrangement is uniform. About 0.5cm behind the endometrium, there is no fluid accumulation on the left side of the uterus. No obvious abnormalities are seen in the right adnexal area. In the left adnexal area, there is a low echo mass measuring 5246cm, with a complete capsule and dense point-like echoes inside. CDFI: No obvious blood flow signal is seen inside.
Is the lower abdominal pain during intercourse due to the left ovarian cyst?

Doctor's answer:

Smaller ovarian cysts can generally be treated with traditional Chinese medicine such as Guizhi Fuling pills. If the cyst diameter is larger than 5 centimeters, it is often an ovarian tumor and usually requires surgical intervention. In fact, having an ovarian cyst is not; patients should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as the condition is detected early and timely treatment is administered, along with consuming fresh vegetables and fruits, getting adequate rest, and ensuring sufficient sleep, the chances of are very high.

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