Patient's question:
Hello! I had a medical check-up at the hospital two months ago and found a 2530 cyst in my left ovary! However, the doctor only prescribed some medication for me. After taking it, I didn't feel any improvement at all! Now, I still frequently experience irregular periods and left-sided abdominal pain before my menstrual cycle!Doctor's answer:
Cysts can be classified into two types: physiological and pathological. Physiological cysts often occur before or after menstruation during the ovulation period. In this case, treatment is not necessary, and they will naturally disappear over time. Pathological cysts are usually caused or triggered by factors such as inflammation, endocrine disorders, or ovarian developmental abnormalities. For your condition, it is recommended to have regular follow-up examinations. There are many factors that can cause menstrual irregularities, including endocrine disorders, gynecological inflammation, medication use, and emotional state. It is advised that you seek a formal hospital for a detailed examination and targeted treatment as soon as possible.