Patient's question:
In the early stages of pregnancy, I discovered a 7cm cyst. Later, an ultrasound didn't detect it, but now I have abdominal pain. The doctor said it's a retroverted cyst, requiring hospitalization, and surgery may be necessary. I'm so upset. Could anyone with similar experience explain? What kind of help do you need: Does a ruptured corpus luteum cyst require surgery?Doctor's answer:
According to your condition, if there is pus discharge, you can temporarily avoid surgery for now. It is recommended that you first focus on taking oral anti-inflammatory medication and maintain cleanliness in the vaginal area to see the complete recovery situation. If the effect is not good, then surgical drainage may be necessary again. For Bartholin's gland cysts, the most prominent feature is recurrence, so timely treatment is required after onset. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!