Patient's question:
Embryo stopped developing, underwent a painless miscarriage once. In June 2008, I gave birth via cesarean section. In September 2008, I accidentally got pregnant and had medication-induced abortion with uterine scraping. After a month, I had an IUD inserted. Previously, I had no gynecological diseases.My period arrived on October 19, 2010, but it did not come on time on November 19 (my periods had always been very regular, every 30 days). On November 30, it still had not arrived. I did not buy a pregnancy test kit a few times, and it did not show pregnancy. I was worried about ectopic pregnancy. On November 30, I went to the hospital for an ultrasound examination. The results are as follows: Bladder is well-filled, uterus is retroverted, uterine size is 5.15.34.3 cm, muscular layer echoes are uniform, intrauterine IUD echoes are detected. The right ovary shows no abnormalities, while the left adnexa (ovary? It was unclear, the doctor verbally described it as a left ovarian cyst) shows a 3.63.5 cm echo with no echoes.
Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of ovarian cysts include menstrual pain, dyspareunia (pain during intercourse), and irregular menstruation. Cysts are categorized into physiological and pathological types. Physiological cysts are caused by the menstrual cycle, and they can easily reappear during the menstrual period. Generally, physiological cysts do not require treatment. It is recommended to recheck ovarian cysts during the non-menstrual period, as the recurrence rate is high. If the cyst size is less than 5 centimeters or if it recurs after conservative treatment, surgical intervention should be considered. The Orluk navigation instrument microelectrode minimally invasive surgery is an option that offers accurate positioning, no pressure, no bleeding, high safety, and preserves fertility. It is advised to visit a regular hospital for relevant examinations and follow medical advice for treatment.