Patient's question:
I've always wanted a child, but I've never been able to get pregnant. Just two months ago, I found out I was pregnant, but a few days ago, I suddenly felt abdominal pain. What exactly is a corpus luteum cyst?Doctor's answer:
Luteal formation is due to elevated ovarian function, poor follicular development, ovulation disorders, and the formation of cysts from late luteal evolution. Generally, luteal cysts will naturally disappear after the next menstrual period. This condition does not require treatment and is considered a physiological cyst. If the cyst does not disappear during the next follow-up, it should be considered a pathological cyst (such as an ovarian cyst or adnexal inflammatory mass). This situation requires professional evaluation. Based on your symptoms, it is likely that your current condition is primarily related to chronic genital inflammation (such as urinary tract infection, vaginitis, endometritis, pelvic adnexal inflammation). There are many reasons for embryonic miscarriage, such as autoimmune factors, chronic inflammatory cell infection in the reproductive organs, endocrine and ovarian function factors, male sperm quality factors, etc.