Patient's question:
I went to the hospital in early September for a routine transvaginal ultrasound examination. After reviewing my ultrasound images, the doctor said I have an ovarian cyst caused by a follicle! Could you please explain my condition to me? I have a question for the doctor who can explain my condition! Can the attending physician at the hospital deduce what type of ovarian cyst I have based on my ultrasound symptoms? Through the ultrasound images, can the doctor confirm that it is a follicle-induced ovarian cyst? What criteria do they use to make this deduction?Doctor's answer:
Hello. Ovarian cysts are caused by hormonal imbalances in the body. If tested during ovulation, it may lead to misdiagnosis. I recommend taking some traditional Chinese medicine, such as King Jing Pill or Lingui Pill, and then re-examining after menstruation. If it is physiological, it will disappear with the changes in menstruation. Additionally, avoid spicy and stimulating foods, do not engage in strenuous exercise, and rest in bed. Wishing you good health!