3 consecutive menstrual periods in a month. Color ultrasound showed that the cyst in the left ovaria

Hello. An ovarian chocolate cyst is a "lump" but not a "tumor", it is a lesion of endometriosis. Normally, the endometrium grows in the uterine cavity and is affected by female hormones in the receptor and sheds once a month to form menstruation.

If fragments of the endometrium are shed during menstruation, they flow backward through the fallopian tubes with menstrual blood into the pelvis and implant on the surface of the ovaries or elsewhere in the pelvis, forming ectopic cysts. Our hospital is performed by laparoscopic surgery. Its advantages:

1. Only 3 mm small wound is needed, with little trauma and no bleeding; 2. No surgery, preservation of the uterus, safety, less pain -5 days can be discharged, does not affect work and life; 4. Protect the original function of the uterus and do not affect fertility; 5. The overall cost is lower than that of similar conventional surgeries.

This aspect of the operation in our hospital is operated by our hospital's expert in hysterolaparoscopy Dean Wang, who has been engaged in obstetrics and gynecology for 26 years, and has rich clinical experience in the diagnosis and diagnosis of various diseases in obstetrics. Be able to skillfully use minimally invasive methods for various diseases.

Your situation is the same as I used to, I was afraid of surgery, so I have been using more conservative methods, infusions and the like, but later the cyst is getting bigger and bigger, long-term menstruation is not clean, sometimes more and sometimes less, and the stomach ache is terrible, and finally the problem is solved by surgery. If the operation is not timely, it will cause other lesions or even cancer. Everything is working fine now, so go for surgery.

Hello, menstrual irregularities are directly related to your cysts, and it is recommended that Chinese herbal medicine can fully achieve the purpose!

I recommend doing TCM**, TCM's unique menstrual cycle** is very effective!

It is an ovarian cyst, it is recommended to go to Western medicine**, Chinese medicine is easy to delay things!

Hello, according to your description, such as the left adnexal area of the local circle to see the mass, is the left adnexal cyst, not Lahu is very serious, but the degree of malignant transformation of the ovarian cyst is relatively high, so it is recommended that you early**, according to your age is not suitable for surgery**, you can use traditional Chinese medicine conservative**, Chinese medicine**ovarian cyst has obtained the effect of sudden slag collapse generally, ovarian cysts under 6cm can be **!

Hello, generally no more than 5 cm in diameter, most of them are benign and can resolve on their own without surgery. The use of traditional Chinese medicine is conservative, and the chain base of traditional Chinese medicine starts from the overall view, and comprehensively regulates the body's qi and blood, meridians, and visceral functions, so as to achieve qi and blood, and the canopy of the meridians is unobstructed, and the balance of yin and yang is the principle of ups and downs, so that the righteous qi is in memory, and the evil can not be done to dispel the evil and go out. Good luck!

Hello! Don't be afraid, just eat the Hong Kong-made Women's Treasure Pill**! You can find it by searching for the Elixir on the Internet.

Consider that you have a physiological cyst, and if you go for a follow-up examination 7 days after your next menstrual period, you will have no cyst for many years.

If there is, then you have to be prepared to do it**.

Hello, it is recommended to check again after the next menstrual period to see if it disappears, if it disappears, it is a normal physiological phenomenon.

1Are ovarian cysts serious in all women? Experts say that the ovaries are the place where eggs develop, mature and are discharged, and if the ovaries are damaged, the development, maturity and discharge of eggs are impaired, which will lead to infertility.

Ovarian cysts are a type of ovarian tumor, and the severity of ovarian cysts can be seen from the type of cyst!

1. Functional cyst: This is the most common ovarian cyst. In women of childbearing age who occur during the ovulation cycle, an abnormal amount of fluid collects in the follicle or corpus luteum, forming a follicular cyst or corpus luteum cyst.

This functional cyst can sometimes be large, but it usually goes away on its own within three months, with or without medication.

2. Hemorrhagic cyst: sometimes follicular cyst and corpus luteum cyst grow too fast, causing the tissue of the ovary to be pulled and dehisce and bleed. This blood accumulates in the ovaries because it doesn't go out, and it's called a hemorrhagic cyst.

These cysts usually go away on their own, but it takes longer. If you feel unwell, you can take medication to relieve your symptoms. Only in rare cases is surgery required when the patient presents with more severe symptoms.

3. Serous epithelial cyst and mucinous epithelial cyst: After three months of observation, the cyst that still exists may be an epithelial ovarian cyst rather than a functional cyst. This is because serous cells and mucus cells with secretory functions are embedded in the ovaries after ovulation and continue to secrete fluid to form cysts.

4. Chocolate cyst (endometrioma): refers to endometriosis growing in the ovaries, forming a large amount of viscous coffee-colored chocolate-like liquid in the ovaries. Because endometrioma will increase in size over time, it will gradually erode normal tissue, causing irreversible damage to ovarian tissue.

5. Teratoma: This is a very special cyst, which may have a problem in the differentiation of cells in the embryonic stage, and it takes a long time to manifest itself. It produces hair, teeth, and a collection of oils in the ovaries.

Because teratomas do not go away on their own, they may continue to grow, and there is a 15% chance of causing ovarian torsion, so it is best to remove them as soon as possible. In general, the rate of malignancy is less than 1 in 1,000.

6. Ovarian cancer: The probability of ovarian cancer is quite low, but because it is located in the pelvic cavity, it is not easy to detect it early. This type of cyst does not go away and needs to be removed with surgery.

If you are diagnosed with an ovarian cyst for the first time, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a follow-up examination after your next menstrual period.

Observe first, re-examine after two months, if there is no more, it is physiological, if there is, it is organic, you need to pay more attention.

If there is no obvious manifestation of ovarian cyst, the impact on the body is not large, and the ovarian cyst is physiological and pathological. If the cyst is less than 5cm, it is considered to be mostly physiological, and there is no need for **, with the onset of menstruation, it can be restored, and if the cyst is more than 5cm, it is considered pathological, and surgery is required.

Hello, most ovarian cysts are caused by temporary abnormal technical level in the body, which is physiological, and will disappear or gradually decrease after 2-3 menstrual cycles.

It is recommended that you do not exercise vigorously, go to the hospital after menstruation is clean to check the B-ultrasound to understand the cyst condition, and if necessary, use drugs to treat the symptoms according to the specific situation**.

Hello: Your cyst is not very big now, and it has not yet reached the indication for surgery, it is recommended not to worry, observe for two months before re-examination B-ultrasound. However, your menstrual irregularities may be caused by this ovarian cyst.

You are less than 5cm, you can be conservative. Don't be nervous, try to go to a big hospital for treatment.

Combined with the symptoms you described, it is currently considered a liquid ovarian cyst.

Now that the cyst is relatively small, and the 40s are eventful for women, you can find a local doctor with ** experience for medication**, and at the same time improve some discomfort of female menopause. Let your mom have a relaxed state.

Ovarian cysts will become malignant, that is, they will become cancerous. Surgery as soon as possible.

It doesn't matter, this is a common problem of women, surgery is generally recommended when it is larger than 5cm, and surgery is not recommended if it is less than 5cm.

If the cyst wall is cauliflower-shaped, or uneven or has a strong echo inside, etc., it is a precursor to cancer, and surgery should be confirmed as soon as possible.

The size of this cyst like your mother is sometimes the size of a follicle, so don't be nervous, you can do a B-ultrasound every six months, or every three months, to track how it changes.

At present, there is no good ** method for small cysts, everyone's physique is different, ** methods are also different from person to person, massage your stomach more when you are fine. Listen to your doctor's advice.