What should I do if the left ovarian cyst ruptures and bleeds? Is it serious?

Ovarian cysts can affect women's menstruation. They can cause menstrual disorders in women. Patients with regular menstrual cycles will always come earlier or later. This is because ovarian cysts are related to endocrine dysfunction, insufficient secretion of luteinizing hormone, and damage to ovulation function. So what should I do if the left ovarian cyst ruptures and bleeds? Is it serious?

Ovarian cyst is one of the three major malignant tumors in women, with an incidence rate of up to 30% and a cancer rate of 10%! It is a cystic mass that appears on the ovary, including: benign, borderline, malignant, and ovarian tumor-like lesions. Therefore, after discovering this disease, the first thing to do is to confirm whether it is benign or malignant! Women of any age can get the disease, and the causes of the disease include genetics, environment, hormones, viruses and other factors. Experts warn that ovarian cysts will not heal themselves without regular treatment, and the treatment mainly focuses on minimally invasive surgery.

The main symptoms of ovarian cysts are:

① Menstrual disorders: mainly amenorrhea, most of which are secondary amenorrhea. Before amenorrhea, there is often infrequent or too little menstruation, and occasionally frequent or too much menstruation.

② Infertility: Infertility is often caused by menstrual disorders and anovulation. Menstrual disorders and infertility are often the main reasons for medical treatment.

③ Hirsutism and obesity: Due to excessive secretion of androgen in the body, hirsutism and obesity may occur. The hair distribution tends to be masculine. The hirsutism phenomenon is often not noticed by patients and is only discovered during physical examination.

④ Bilateral ovarian enlargement: A small number of patients can find that the ovaries are 1 to 3 times larger than normal and have a tough feel through gynecological examination. In most patients, the enlarged ovaries need to be discovered through auxiliary examinations such as B-ultrasound, which are not easy to be touched by clinical examinations. If rupture and bleeding occur, it is a more serious situation and it is recommended to be treated immediately.