What happens when the ovaries have corpus luteum cysts?

Patient's question:

A few days ago, I noticed some lower abdominal stomach pain and felt weak all over. The doctor said I have "uterine wings." I want to know what happens with a corpus luteum cyst and "uterine wings"?

Doctor's answer:

The specific clinical manifestations of this disease mainly include lower abdominal or iliac fossa extension, a sensation of falling, and abdominal pain experienced by patients with ovarian tumors, especially sudden abdominal pain, which is primarily caused by the inversion of the tumor pedicle, occasionally by tumor rupture, peeling, or infection. Additionally, ovarian cysts often cause abdominal and leg pain, frequently leading patients to seek emergency treatment. Pressure on pelvic and abdominal organs may result in difficulties in urination, urinary retention, constipation, or poor bowel movement. Avoid spicy and irritating foods in daily life, consume more fruits and vegetables, and digestible vitamins. Ensure the quality of deep sleep every day, with at least 8 hours of sleep per night. Do not smoke or drink beer.

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