Patient's question:
This month, my period arrived six days early and has been ongoing for ten days. Today, an ultrasound revealed a 42x29 cyst in the right ovary.Doctor's answer:
Conservative treatment. Conservative treatment generally refers to the use of medication for treatment, and there are many such medications. Through the effect of the medication, the patient can temporarily stop menstruating for 3 to 6 months, and the endometrium inside the ovary will not bleed, so the cysts in the ovary may shrink. During menopause, symptoms such as dysmenorrhea can completely disappear, but it is unlikely for chocolate cysts in the ovary to completely disappear. There is still a possibility of recurrence after stopping the medication.