Patient's question:
At the beginning of this year, due to two months without menstruation, I underwent an ultrasound examination and found a 4 cm ovarian cyst in the right adnexa. After taking medication, my menstruation returned to normal, but sometimes it would come a few days earlier or later. The first two to three days of each cycle had very little flow, feeling like spotting before it ended, followed by two to three days of normal flow. In the following months, I had follow-up ultrasounds, which showed no significant changes or abnormalities. I haven't been married yet. Is this condition serious? Please reply, thank you!Doctor's answer:
?????? Ovarian cysts are related to abnormal female endocrine function. Long-term poor dietary structure, unhealthy lifestyle habits, excessive psychological stress, and other factors lead to excessive acidification of the body constitution, a decline in overall body function, causing kidney deficiency. Since the liver and kidneys are interconnected, kidney deficiency also leads to liver deficiency. This further slows down the metabolic cycle in the lower urinary tract, resulting in ovarian diseases and endocrine disorders, as well as a decline in immune function. Consequently, abnormal hyperplasia of ovarian tissue develops, ultimately leading to the formation of ovarian cysts.