Patient's question:
I had an abortion without anesthesia on October 7th of this year. After taking the capsules, I had no reaction. By October 29th, I had some black discharge from my vagina, and my uterus still felt a bit painful. Later, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor said my period was supposed to come, but it hadn't arrived yet. I want to know what an ovarian corpus luteum cyst is?Doctor's answer:
Corpus luteum cysts are caused by elevated ovarian function, poor follicular development, ovulation disorders, and the formation of corpus luteum cysts later on. Generally, corpus luteum cysts will naturally disappear after the next menstrual period. This condition does not require treatment, as it is a physiological cyst. If the cyst does not disappear the following month, it may be a pathological cyst (such as an ovarian cyst or an adnexal inflammatory mass), and symptomatic medication treatment should be administered under the guidance of a professional doctor. Based on your physical symptoms, it is considered that your current condition is primarily related to chronic primary diseases. Examples include chlamydial inflammation (such as urinary tract infection, vaginitis, uterine inflammation), endometritis, and pelvic adnexal inflammation. There are also many causes of infertility, such as autoimmune factors, chronic inflammatory cell infections of the reproductive organs, endocrine and ovarian function factors, and male sperm quality factors.