Patient's question:
Patient: Female, 30 years old, with moderate cervical erosion and pelvic inflammatory disease. Two days ago, she underwent a gynecological ultrasound examination. An echo slightly lower than the surrounding area, approximately 15x7mm in size, with clear boundaries, was observed in the uterine cavity. In the right adnexal region, a cystic mass of about 35x27mm was seen, with multiple septa inside. CDFI: No significant blood flow signals were observed inside or around the mass. The left ovary was 22x15mm, with no obvious abnormal sonographic findings.Doctor's answer:
Hello, an ovarian cyst is a relatively common benign gynecological tumor that can easily cause adverse symptoms such as endocrine disorders, menstrual disorders, and abdominal distension and pain. Oral contraceptives and traditional Chinese medicine treatments can be used. If necessary, ultrasound-guided interventional surgery can be applied, which has a good effect. Daily hygiene care, scientific diet, postoperative use of anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent infection, and regular follow-up are recommended.