Patient's question:
My body and limbs have once again appeared with many discomforts. During exercise, blood stains would also reappear in the private area, causing great pain. During menstruation, a strong and unpleasant odor would be noticeable. After the doctor's diagnosis, it was said that I had a gynecological corpus luteum cyst.What kind of help is needed: What is a gynecological corpus luteum cyst?
Doctor's answer:
The so-called physiological ovarian cysts typically recur in perimenopausal women of reproductive age, where an abnormal amount of fluid accumulates within the follicle or corpus luteum, forming a follicular cyst or corpus luteum cyst. This functional cyst can sometimes be very large, but regardless of medication, it usually disappears on its own within 3 months. Physiological ovarian cysts generally do not require treatment, but sometimes they may recur with cystic bleeding, cyst rupture, or pedicle inversion. Therefore, it is important to pay close attention if the condition is detected. A cyst refers to a sac-like mass that reappears in the ovary. Ovarian cysts are a type of ovarian tumor, which can be benign or malignant. The formation of adnexal cysts is due to body cells being in an acidic body fluid. Treatment requires identifying the specific cause.