Patient's question:
Lower abdomen has some mild pain, nausea, and dry heaves. No strength in the whole body. Difficulty breathing and once fainted. A detailed check revealed this is a uterine enlargement with a corpus luteum cyst. What should I do now? Will the condition be very serious? How is a uterine enlargement with a corpus luteum cyst treated?Doctor's answer:
If the hair follicle grows without metabolism, it will gradually form a cyst and transform into a luteinized hair follicle. Unruptured follicle luteinization syndrome refers to the maturation of the follicle without rupture, in situ luteinization without menopause, lutein formation and progesterone secretion, and a series of changes similar to the menopausal cycle occurring again in somatic effectors. The clinical diagnostic features are normal menstrual cycles, resembling menopause, but persistent infertility. This is a special type of menstrual cycle without menopause. It is generally related to endocrine issues. Medication treatment or transfollicular puncture treatment may be required after careful examination for symptoms. Most corpus luteum cysts are physiological phenomena and do not require treatment. Postmenstrual ultrasound examination is necessary. If a cyst rupture or cyst inversion is detected, emergency treatment is required.