Left ovarian cyst, is it pathological or physiological, is the cyst a tumor, and how is it treated

If your left ovarian cyst is very smooth, it means that it is in a state that is no longer developing, according to the current medical terminology "benign", if it is not smooth or the boundary with the surrounding tissue is not clear, it means that it is still developing, and the so-called "malignant" refers to this condition. There is no such thing as physiological, and it is not a physical state that women must experience that is pathological. Judging from the description of your condition, you have been in a state of "sub-health" for a period of time, and it may also be long-term, it is estimated that you usually like foods with more oil or sugar, and the amount of food you eat is also very small, which is caused by long-term nutritional imbalance.

It is recommended that you change your previous eating habits, and focus on light foods with less sugar and less oil, which is what we often call "low-calorie food", and the amount of diet should be larger. It is recommended that you eat food as medicine, not as medicine, nutrition is the best way to cure diseases. When the nutritional status is good, the normal physiological functions of the woman can be restored, and your left ovarian cyst will be healed, and they are actually in the ** at the same time.

Medicine is an adjunct, nutrition is fundamental. Medicine is useful, but you can't be superstitious about it.

Ovarian cysts are caused by chronic inflammation of the adnexa, benign, not urgent, regularly checked, and reoperated after growth. It has nothing to do with menstruation. Let's treat menstruation first.

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Every woman wants to have a healthy body, a healthy uterus and ovaries, but now ovarian diseases are becoming more and more rampant, and more and more women are beginning to be hit, such as suffering from ovarian cysts, menstrual problems, abdominal pain, menstrual pain is the norm, so what is the cause of physiological left ovarian cyst?

There is no difference between left and right ovarian cysts. Physiological ovarian cysts are usually caused by the failure of the follicle to excrete. The cause of pathological ovarian cysts is unknown.

If the simple ovarian cyst is less than 5cm, and the color ultrasound shows that the ovarian is well transmitted, this situation is mostly a physiological cyst, which may disappear after 2-3 months of observation. If the ovarian cyst is more than 5 cm and persists, surgery is required. Regardless of the size of the ovarian cyst, color ultrasound indicates that there are solid components or liquid dark areas in the cyst, which indicates that it may be an ovarian tumor, and the nature of the ovarian tumor is complex and there are many classifications, and it is unclear.

Endocrine factors are one of the causes of ovarian cysts, which are important organs for ovulation and secretion of gonadal hormones, and ovarian tumors mostly occur during the reproductive years. The incidence of ovarian cysts is increased in nulliparous or infertile women, and early menarche (before the age of 12), menopause after the age of 50, frequent menorrhagia, use of ovulation induction agents for more than 3 cycles, precocious puberty or virilization are also associated with the occurrence of ovarian cysts. Clinically, the basic pathological change of many patients with ovarian cysts and polycystic ovary syndrome is that the ovaries produce too much androgen, and the excessive production of androgens is the result of the synergistic effect of the abnormal function of multiple endocrine systems in the body.

This is also the case for women who are more stressed and have irregular lifestyle habits. Therefore, I suggest that all women must learn to decompress themselves, and at the same time strengthen physical exercise and have regular check-ups.

If you want to determine whether it is a physiological ovarian cyst, you need to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound to check the size of the cyst within two to three days of clean menstruation to determine whether it is a physiological ovarian cyst. In general, physiological ovarian cysts will shrink or disappear after another menstruation.

Ovarian cysts are divided into physiological ovarian cysts and pathological ovarian cysts, physiological ovarian cysts are mostly formed due to changes in hormone levels in the body that cause follicles not to be discharged normally, and are generally discharged with menstrual blood during the next menstrual period.

Pathological ovarian cysts may be caused by genetic factors, environmental factors, endocrine factors, etc., and pathological ovarian cysts generally do not disappear on their own.

Functional ovarian cysts are one of the most common ovarian cysts, also known as physiological cysts, and are quite common in women of reproductive age. These cysts usually disappear when the Great Aunt comes to menstruate. Therefore, it is important to have a cyst examined with an ultrasound during or just after the Great Aunt.

Women who are in or after menopause will not have functional cysts.