What are the types of ovarian cysts in women, and what are the types of ovarian cysts in women?

Hello, there are many types of ovarian cysts, both physiological and pathological. Pathological ones such as chocolate cysts, inflammatory cysts, ovarian tumors, etc.

It is recommended that physiological cysts do not need **, generally atrophy disappears before menstruation, and pathological cysts need to be combined with specific conditions to take drugs or surgery**.

In the case you said, generally speaking, the disease is a benign lesion can be taken orally in time, and the patient is the case of postoperative re-examination, which mainly needs to be confirmed by color ultrasound examination, followed by surgery, laparoscopic surgery, postoperative pathological confirmation, so as to avoid the possibility of lesions.

Usually atrophy disappears before menstruation. "It is recommended that physiological cysts do not need to be a**; BR> Hello, ovarian tumors, etc.;

There are many types of inflammatory cysts and ovarian cysts. Pathological ones, such as chocolate cysts, require medication or surgery in combination with the specific condition**, both physiological and pathological.

Ovarian cysts are very common, many people have, generally divided into two types, namely physiological ovarian cysts and pathological ovarian cysts, cysts less than 5 cm do not need to be treated.

Cysts larger than 5 cm require surgery.

Because the cyst is large, it is easy to rupture in the body, causing heavy bleeding and life-threatening.

At the same time, it is also necessary to avoid the risk of cancer.

Disease analysis: Patients with ovarian cysts should decide on the ** regimen according to the severity of the disease. If it is a relatively small ovarian cyst and the patient has no uncomfortable symptoms, it can be observed first and the ovarian ultrasound can be rechecked regularly.

If the ovarian cyst is relatively large, it is easy to have torsion of the ovarian cyst, which requires surgery as soon as possible** or laparoscopic surgery**, and the effect will be better.

I went to the hospital for a check-up**, but I couldn't do it**.

There are many reasons for ovarian cysts, first of all, excessive pressure, irregular life and other factors will lead to acidic body, which will reduce the function of the human body and slow the distribution of metabolic cycle, which will lead to ovarian diseases, endocrine disorders and decreased immune function. The second is the acidification of body tissues, the cells in the body are in acidic body fluids for a long time, causing a decrease in cell activity and slow metabolism. The third is the elimination of endocrine factors, the ovary is an important organ for the production of eggs and the secretion of hormones, and ovarian cysts mostly occur in women during the reproductive period, because the endocrine is more vigorous at this age, so the relationship between ovarian cysts and endocrine is relatively close.

The fourth is the influence of diet, for example, eating foods containing hormones may affect the body's endocrine, and ** drugs can also cause ovarian cysts.

Broadly speaking, the types of ovarian cysts can be divided into the following types:

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.

If the physical discomfort is more obvious, you can take medication to relieve the 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.

This type of cyst does not go away and needs to be removed with surgery.

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.

After assessing its severity, an open operation may be required.

5. Teratoma: This is a very special ovarian cyst, which may be due to a problem in the differentiation of cells in the embryonic stage, and it takes a long time to manifest itself. 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, this is one of the earliest ovarian cysts found in the early stage.

7. Endometrioid tumor: The surface of the tumor is smooth, often unilocular, and its inner wall is composed of a layer of high columnar epithelium that is very similar to the endometrial type, and the surrounding connective tissue lacks endometrial interstitium, and there is no bleeding inside and outside the cyst.