Can ovarian cysts continue to grow without treatment?

This is a question that many patients often ask. Ovarian cyst is a common ** tumor in women, and among all benign tumors, ovarian cyst has the highest malignant transformation rate, so? ?

**Experts said that this depends on the patient's condition and the nature of the cyst, but this is uncertain, some women have a cyst for two years and do not grow, and some women have a cyst that is not timely**, it will grow 5cm or even larger within half a year. Not only do cysts grow rapidly, but they also cause great harm and impact to women. Therefore, patients have to be reminded that as a rule, there is a 90% chance that ovarian cysts are getting bigger and bigger.

The scary thing about ovarian cysts is not only that the cysts have become larger, but also that 73% of patients who have had ovarian cysts in the past have been found to have ovarian cysts, which shows that ovarian cysts have the highest malignant transformation rate among all benign ** tumors. In particular, patients with inconspicuous symptoms of ovarian cysts should pay more attention. After all, the early symptoms of ovarian cancer are not obvious, and by the time obvious symptoms appear, it is already at an advanced stage, and the opportunity is missed.

Experts from Jinan Overseas Chinese Hospital remind patients to be detected early and not to give benign tumors any chance of malignant transformation. ?From the above description, it is not difficult to see that the ovarian cyst will continue to increase if it is not timely, and the cyst enlargement will definitely cause great harm to the patient.

Moreover, there is the possibility of malignant transformation. If you have an ovarian cyst and don't know what to do, you can consult our specialists and we will give you health guidance based on your condition.

It's going to be serious, so.

Many female friends think that ovarian cysts are not a big deal, but they do not know that this will bring serious consequences, and ovarian cysts will cause a series of complications, which are very harmful to women's health. Ovaries are the most common disease. Can occur at any age, but is more common in women during their reproductive years.

Because the ovaries are located in the pelvis, they cannot be directly peeped, and they are asymptomatic in the early stage, and lack of good early diagnosis and identification methods, once they are found to be malignant tumors, they are often advanced lesions, so up to now, the 5-year survival rate of ovarian cancer is still only 25% 30%, which is the most threatening disease in the first tumor. If a woman is diagnosed with an ovarian cyst, it is recommended to receive it as soon as possible**, because the ovarian cyst will increase in size with the growth of hormone levels, and there is a possibility of worsening. Even benign ovarian cysts may have a pedicle torsion epidermal nature.

If the ovarian cyst is relatively small, we can generally take Chinese and Western drugs to control it**, if the ovarian cyst is relatively large, or currently planning to consider childbearing, it is recommended that women take minimally invasive ** as soon as possible. Laparoscopic minimally invasive technique is a humanized method favored by experts and patients today. It not only has a good curative effect on uterine fibroids, endometriosis and other diseases, but also is widely praised for ovarian cysts.

Ovarian tumors are more likely to be detected in the first trimester and more difficult after the second trimester. When ovarian cystoma is found in the first trimester, if it is a unilateral, active, cystic tumor, surgery can be performed after 3 months of pregnancy, which can reduce the possibility of miscarriage on the one hand, and observe whether the corpus luteum cyst of pregnancy shrinks or resolves naturally. If detected in the third trimester of pregnancy, surgery can be performed after the fetus is alive.

If the birth canal is obstructed by a tumor, a cesarean section should be performed and the tumor should be removed. If it is ovarian cancer or suspected of malignant or malignant transformation, surgery should be performed in time and it is not advisable to wait. To determine whether an ovarian cyst is benign or malignant, the first step is to determine whether it is benign or malignant.

Surgery is the only way to get an ovarian cyst.

Timely conditioning will not, if delayed, it may become cancerous, "a will have" ointment, for this, disperse stasis.