How to eliminate ovarian cysts If the diameter of the cyst is relatively small, less than 5cm, and there are no symptoms, you can observe it first. It may be physiological, such as the cyst formed after ovulation. You can do B-ultrasound examination after 3-7 days of clean menstruation next time, and the cyst may gradually shrink and disappear. If there is abdominal pain in the cyst, it may be caused by inflammatory stimulation and exudation. Anti-inflammatory drugs, such as Kangfuyan Capsule, Guizhi Fuling Capsule and Jingangteng Capsule, can be used to promote the absorption of inflammation, and the cyst will gradually shrink and disappear. If the cyst gradually grows more than 5cm, it will cause clinical symptoms such as abdominal pain, abdominal distension, backache, frequent urination and urgency due to bladder compression, and constipation due to rectal compression. If necessary, it will be cured by surgical resection.
First of all, we have to look at the size of the right ovarian cyst, and ultrasound reports whether there are blood flow signals around it and the echo of the cyst. Under normal circumstances, if the right ovarian cyst is less than 5.0cm and the tumor markers are negative, drugs can be used for treatment at this time. Generally, drugs such as Guizhi Fuling Capsule are used for treatment. If the ovarian cyst is larger than 5cm, no matter whether the tumor marker is benign or malignant, it is generally larger than 5cm, and it is difficult to recover after taking medicine. The general treatment is surgery. If the tumor marker of ovarian cyst is positive, no matter the size of the cyst, it needs surgical treatment. The excised tissue must be pathologized during the operation to see if the cyst is benign or malignant. Therefore, how to treat ovarian cysts depends on the size of cysts and tumor markers to choose the corresponding treatment methods.
Will ovarian cysts disappear by themselves? Ovarian cysts can be divided into redundant cysts and non-redundant cysts according to their size and nature. The former is large in size, generally larger than 5cm in diameter, mostly pathological hyperplasia, and will not disappear by itself; The latter is mostly physiological hyperplasia, the cyst is small in size, rarely more than 5cm in diameter, thin in cyst wall, clear in cyst fluid, and often disappears on its own. Common non-redundant ovarian cysts are: 1. Follicle cysts, which are formed by the retention of follicular fluid due to immature or mature follicles that do not ovulate, and will gradually disappear after 2-3 months. 2. Luteal cyst, common in early pregnancy, disappears after three months of pregnancy. 3. Flavin cysts, which are found in trophoblastic diseases, are mostly bilateral ovarian cysts with a maximum diameter of 10- 15cm, and disappear spontaneously after termination of pregnancy.
Whether ovarian cysts can disappear on their own can't be generalized, which is closely related to the nature of cysts. The specific situation is as follows: 1. If it is a physiological cyst formed by ovarian ovulation, if the diameter is less than 5cm, B-ultrasound shows a pure cystic dark area. It is suggested that B-ultrasound should be reexamined 3 days after menstruation is clean, and it can often disappear on its own; 2. If it is a pathological cyst, the diameter is often more than 5cm, and the B-ultrasound shows strong echo or irregular light spots, tumor markers should be checked to assist in judging the nature of the tumor.