Patient's question:
I originally followed a short-term long protocol. After completing 14 days of the protocol, an ultrasound revealed a corpus luteum cyst. At that time, my menstrual period had not yet ended. The doctor then adjusted my protocol to a longer one. I feel a bit weak and want to know what foods would be beneficial for reducing the chances of pregnancy.What kind of help is needed: What medication should be taken to treat the corpus luteum cyst?
Doctor's answer:
Friend, according to your condition, the luteal cyst is generally of no clinical significance. The cyst can shrink on its own and will reappear and disappear cyclically with the menstrual cycle. Therefore, there is no need to worry too much. If a careful examination reveals that the cyst has not disappeared for a long time, then you should go to the hospital for treatment and take medication under the guidance of a doctor. 78% of women with luteal cysts experience recurrent luteal cyst rupture. Women with coagulation disorders are more prone to rupture of luteal cysts. It is recommended to start taking vitamin E and folic acid three months before pregnancy to increase the chances of conception. If you want to reduce the chances of getting pregnant, it is recommended to go to the hospital for B monitoring of data to determine menopausal status. Have intercourse when there are dominant follicles, which will reduce the chances of getting pregnant.