Patient's question:
Female, 36 years old, had surgery for a left ovarian cyst 10 years ago.Two years ago, endometriosis and a chocolate cyst in the right ovary were detected.
Last month, the cysts were found to have grown, and moderate to severe intestinal adhesion was present.
Recently, abdominal pain has persisted for about 10 days each month, accompanied by discomfort and fullness in the rectum.
Doctor's answer:
For young women with fertility requirements, medication is generally used along with regular follow-up examinations. If the symptoms are severe, the medication is ineffective, or there are large cysts on the ovaries, conservative surgery can be performed, such as chocolate cyst aspiration of the ovarian endometrioma, endometrioma cystectomy, or removal of the affected ovary, to preserve the normal ovary and fertility. The occurrence of ovarian cysts not only affects a woman's physical health but also leads to gynecological diseases. Therefore, it is best to undergo a gynecological examination at the hospital to identify the cause and receive targeted treatment. Pay attention to personal hygiene and maintain cleanliness in the perineal area.