Can the cystic mass in the right attachment area be treated with medication?

Patient's question:

I went to get checked for abdominal pain. The B-type ultrasound showed a cystic mass in the right adnexal area. The attending physician believed it was chronic appendicitis, and the blood test results were good. He also said to take anti-inflammatory medication. Additionally, he recommended hospitalization, mentioning that I didn't have abdominal pain during the surgery.

Doctor's answer:

Your condition may be a cyst. A cyst is a benign disease, which can grow on the surface of the human body or inside the organs. A cyst is a benign, sac-like mass that grows in a specific organ of the body, with its contents being liquid. Surgery can be performed on cysts, and the results are relatively certain. Drug treatment is meaningless.

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