Patient's question:
I have a corpus luteum cyst, severe pain in the vagina, my body is very weak, and my menstrual blood flow is heavy. What are the treatments for a corpus luteum cyst?Doctor's answer:
Ovarian cysts are mostly cystic masses in the ovaries, divided into two categories: tumor-related and non-tumor-related. Among them, non-tumor-related ovarian cysts are further classified into physiological and non-physiological types. The specific details are as follows:1. Physiological cysts: They fluctuate with the menstrual cycle and can often disappear on their own without the need for surgical treatment.
2. Solid, bilateral, poorly mobile, and highly suspected of malignant inflammation should actively undergo surgical exploration and treatment.
3. Smaller benign cysts may be monitored periodically with ultrasound and tumor markers to understand disease progression and further select treatment options.