Patient's question:
Dear doctor treating ovarian cysts, I have had my period for half a month, and the hospital suspects ectopic pregnancy. The ultrasound shows there is a cyst, and both hCG tests were over 20.Doctor's answer:
Hello: Ovarian cysts are common tumors in female reproductive organs, most of which are benign. However, after being diagnosed with a cystic tumor, it is important to undergo regular follow-up examinations to prevent enlargement or the possibility of malignancy.If the cyst is not large, it can be monitored without medication. If the size is greater than 5 centimeters or symptoms appear, surgery may be considered. If you have not yet had children, cystectomy can be an option, which has no impact on fertility. Postoperative pathological examination is recommended, and it is important to maintain a positive mood and avoid spicy or irritating foods.