Patient's question:
A friend had a miscarriage and developed a cyst again on her right ovary. The doctor said it might be a corpus luteum cyst. She wants to consult on what should be done about the corpus luteum cyst that appears again after an induced abortion.Doctor's answer:
First, it is essential to maintain a positive mindset to cope with stress, balance work and rest, and avoid overexertion. Stress is a significant risk factor for cancer. Traditional Chinese Medicine believes that stress leads to overwork and physical exhaustion, which can then result in immune system hyperactivity, endocrine disorders, and disruptions in the body's catabolic metabolism, leading to the accumulation of acidic substances in the body. Stress can also cause mental tension, resulting in qi stagnation, blood stasis, and internal invasion of toxic fire.Second, avoid excessive consumption of salty and spicy foods, as well as foods that are too hot or cold, or spoiled. Older individuals or those with certain genetic predispositions to diseases may consider consuming more anti-aging foods and alkaline foods with high pH levels to maintain a good mental state.
Additionally, it is recommended that after being diagnosed with a corpus luteum cyst, one should pay close attention and monitor the condition regularly. Periodic ultrasound examinations should be conducted to observe the cyst's changes. If the cyst decreases in size,