Patient's question:
Two months ago, my period was less frequent, and I also had lower back pain.Doctor's answer:
Physiological ovarian cysts are common ovarian cysts that typically occur in women of childbearing age during the ovulation period. These cysts sometimes disappear on their own. It is recommended that moms have another check-up at the hospital. If the cysts disappear, there is nothing to worry about. Most physiological ovarian cysts are non-tumorous and rarely exceed 5 cm in diameter. If the cysts do not disappear during a follow-up examination, they are pathological and require treatment. Medication is generally used for treatment, as surgery is painful and prone to recurrence.