How is an ovarian cyst treated?

Patient's question:

Patient Age: 26
Yesterday, I had a black and white ultrasound at the hospital, and it was carefully checked that there is an ovarian cyst, with a size of 443743mm. At the age of 26, it is the age of fertility, and it is said that it is very easy to get ovarian cysts at this age. Is that right? Besides pelvic effusion and vaginitis, but only with a lot of yellow discharge, no odor. Hello, how should I treat this? How long does it take to heal with medication for inflammation?

Doctor's answer:

According to your situation, when did your menstruation start for you? Is your cycle regular? How many days do you have a cycle? I suspect it might be physiological pelvic effusion and ovarian cysts, which generally reappear after menopause. Besides these, what other discomforts do you have, such as lower abdominal pain?
Recommendation: If the ultrasound was done after menopause, it is recommended to have a follow-up ultrasound or color Doppler ultrasound after your menstrual period to see how it resolves. You can also check your leukorrhea now and treat the condition.
I haven’t heard of anything called CTC, but I am aware of TCT. It is mainly used to screen for cervical malignancy. Generally, anyone with sexual activity is advised to undergo a TCT test.