Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: If one of the ovaries develops a cyst, can I still get pregnant without surgery?Duration of the current illness:
Current general condition:
Medical history: First follow-up question: What are physiological ovarian cysts? My right side had appendicitis once, and the doctor said it was caused by an ovarian cyst. When the appendix was removed, a small part of the ovary was also removed. But less than half a year after the surgery, I started feeling pain on the left side sometimes. It has been almost two and a half years now, but I am too afraid to tell anyone.
Doctor's answer:
Uterine fibroids can be left untreated if they are small. Ovarian cysts should be rechecked by an experienced ultrasound doctor to determine if they are tumor-like. If they are tumors, laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery can be performed, which generally has little impact. For chocolate cysts smaller than 8 cm, medication can be used to shrink them until they completely disappear. However, for larger ones, surgical treatment should be prioritized to prevent them from twisting or rupturing due to body movement.