Suffering from an ovarian cyst for over a year, it hasn't gone away after previous treatments. How should it be treated?

Patient's question:

04 years suffered from an ovarian cyst, left side 3.12.9 in size. After treatment with traditional Chinese medicine and instrumental physiotherapy, a follow-up in late 2004 showed the cyst had reduced to 2.72.9 in size. A check-up this month still showed the same size of 2.72.9.
Currently, my physical condition is generally good, though I sometimes experience severe abdominal bloating. A gynecological examination revealed yellow discharge, a slightly enlarged uterus, and mild pelvic inflammation.
Two years ago, I had irregular periods and blood-tinged discharge, which improved quickly after treatment with traditional Chinese medicine. Question: How should I be treated? Will it be bad if the cyst does not disappear? Can surgery be performed earlier? I look forward to the guidance of experts!

Doctor's answer:

Hello, you can continue to monitor the situation. Dietary taboos for ovarian cysts
【Recommended】?
(1) Eat more foods with anti-tumor effects: humpback whelk, sea horse, softshell turtle, dragon pearl tea, hawthorn.
(2) During bleeding, eat: sheep blood, snails, scallops, cuttlefish, chrysanthemum greens, lotus root, mushrooms, malva nut, stone ear, beech nuts, persimmon cakes.
(3) During infection, eat: eel, clam, water snake, needlefish, carp, sea cucumber, celery, sesame, buckwheat, rapeseed, toon, red beans, mung beans.
(4) For abdominal pain and bloating, eat: pig kidney, bayberry, hawthorn, tangerine cakes, walnuts, chestnuts.
【To Avoid】
(1) Avoid smoking and drinking alcohol.
(2) Avoid stimulating foods like onions, garlic, chili peppers, and cinnamon.
(3) Avoid greasy, fried, moldy, or pickled foods.
(4) Avoid warm-natured foods that promote blood flow, such as mutton, dog meat, leeks, and pepper.

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