Patient's question:
AgeDetailed medical condition and consultation purpose:
Can an ovarian cyst of 3.3cm3cm be treated without surgery or medication?
What kind of medication works best?
Duration and onset of the current illness: Bleeding when wearing tight pants, abdominal pain
Current general condition:
Mild lower abdominal pain
Medical history:
None
Previous diagnoses and treatment history and outcomes:
None
Auxiliary tests:
Doctor's answer:
Ovarian cysts, simply put, are "bubbles" on the ovaries. Generally, they don't cause any issues. If they twist, it can lead to abdominal pain, but usually, there are no obvious symptoms, so there's no need to panic. They rarely become malignant. Additionally, since this was just discovered and you've never had one before, it's unlikely for it to suddenly grow to 4 centimeters. It's recommended to follow up after your next menstrual period to see if it might be a follicle. If it ruptures after ovulation, it will disappear, and everything will be fine.