Patient's question:
Hello: I am a college student, and my menstrual cycle used to be very regular. However, a while ago, I ate irregularly to lose weight and often drank cold water. At the beginning of this year, my period didn't come for several months. When it did come, it lasted continuously for 4 months, with very little bleeding. Each time, it would stop for about 4 days, then flow lightly for about 2 weeks, with two days of heavier bleeding, followed by another 2 weeks of light flow, and then it would stop for a few days, repeating this cycle.A month ago, I went to the hospital for an ultrasound, and they said I have ovarian cysts, endometrial hyperplasia, and a slightly small uterus. They prescribed Gongxue Teng Granules, but they didn't help. During this time, I
Doctor's answer:
Hello: The only thing that needs to be done in your current situation is to treat your cyst! Also, please do not repost! The only treatment for ovarian tumors is surgical removal. For cysts with a diameter of less than 5 to 6 cm, observation for 3 to 6 months is possible. If the cyst continues to grow, or if the tumor diameter is less than 5 cm but is a solid tumor, surgical removal should be performed. For children and young, childless patients, the affected-side oophorectomy or affected-side adnexectomy is often chosen. If the bilateral ovarian tumors are benign, the doctor may consider ovarian tumor enucleation to preserve as much ovarian tissue as possible, thereby maintaining menstrual and fertility functions. Laparoscopic surgery has smaller abdominal incisions and a faster recovery.