Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: During a gynecological examination, a cyst was found in the uterus. I am very anxious. Should I go to the hospital for treatment, or can I solve it by buying medicine myself? Because I am currently busy with work and cannot spare the time! Also, I want to have a baby this year!Medical history: Not sure if there was one before
Auxiliary tests: Detected through an ultrasound examination
Doctor's answer:
clinically most commonly manifest as ovarian cysts. Adnexal cysts are a common gynecological condition, generally referring to ovarian cysts. Diagnosis is difficult, with 70% of cases presenting in advanced stages upon consultation, rarely receiving early treatment. The 5-year survival rate has consistently fluctuated between 20-30%, making it one of the most severe malignant tumors threatening women's lives. If diagnosed with a cyst, timely treatment is essential.Clinical Advice: In clinical practice, the primary treatments for common cysts rely on medication and surgical intervention. However, medication only provides temporary symptom relief and cannot eliminate the root cause of the disease. While surgery can remove the current harm caused by the cyst, recurrence is highly likely after recovery, and the procedure involves significant trauma and high treatment costs. It is recommended to adopt a non-invasive, recurrence-preventive therapy for treatment.