Ovarian cyst for four or five months, can you take medicine to regulate it?

Patient's question:

Hello doctor, I am 23 years old. I have had an ovarian cyst for about four or five months. I was told by others that you have helped others with Chinese medicine regulation, and now my cyst is 5.2 by 3.4. Can this condition be regulated? Please reply if it's a hassle.

Doctor's answer:

Ovarian chocolate cyst is a mass but not a tumor; it is a type of lesion of endometriosis. This cyst can gradually increase in size and sometimes rupture during or after menstruation, but it rarely becomes malignant. It is recommended that you undergo further examination to identify the cause and follow medical advice for symptomatic treatment.
Advice: Ovarian chocolate cyst is a type of lesion of endometriosis and is classified as a metabolic disease, which is not age-specific. The ovarian chocolate cyst is formed when endometriosis spreads to the ovary. This cyst can gradually increase in size and sometimes rupture during or after menstruation, but it rarely becomes malignant.

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