Patient's question:
After the New Year, I've been feeling unwell, and it seems the corpus luteum cyst hasn't completely disappeared. I often experience abdominal pain and nausea. Last week, I had a thorough check-up at the hospital, and the doctor said it was indeed a 7-month-old cyst that hasn't been fully resolved. He asked me to cooperate with the treatment. What kind of help I need: How can a 7-month-old corpus luteum cyst not disappear?Doctor's answer:
Ovarian cysts often show no obvious clinical manifestations in the early stages. Patients are usually discovered during a gynecological examination when seeking treatment for other conditions. As the tumor grows, patients may begin to experience symptoms, which vary depending on the nature, size, and expansion of the tumor, as well as whether it has undergone secondary degeneration or complications. Treatment is most effective when tailored to the underlying cause, and it is crucial to avoid (blind treatment).Regarding your 7-month-old corpus luteum cyst that has not been completely resolved, it is recommended that you seek immediate medical attention at a formal hospital to identify the cause. Once the cause is determined, a targeted and appropriate treatment plan should be developed. This will ensure better and faster treatment of the ovarian cyst, preventing the delay of the best possible treatment window.