Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: 10 years ago, I had a total hysterectomy, leaving the right ovary intact. Now, a cyst has been found on the right ovary, accompanied by lower back pain. What should I do?Medical history: Endometriosis
Duration and onset of this condition: 3-4 years
Current general condition: Lower back pain, frequent urination
Auxiliary tests: Had an ultrasound, which revealed a cyst of about 4 cm in size on the right ovary
Doctor's answer:
Hello, generally, cysts with a diameter of less than 5 cm can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine. After treatment, they do not recur. Surgical treatment is expensive, leaves scars, and after removal, cysts are prone to recur at the original site or grow on the opposite side. Clinically, the traditional ointment "Dangui Xiaojutu" is commonly used. Based on a brand new theory that adjusts Yin and Yang and removes the root cause, it has made breakthrough progress in the dialectical treatment of ovarian cysts, fundamentally enabling the cysts to be fully absorbed, reduced, and ultimately completely disappear, thereby achieving the goal of complete recovery. During treatment, it is necessary to regularly check at the hospital. If the medication does not work well, surgery should be considered.