Do ovarian cysts cause pain?

Ovarian cysts are a disease that affects people between 20 and 50 years old. Ovarian cysts can cause pain, that's for sure. At first, there will be occasional pain in the lower abdomen and dull pain in the lower abdomen. In the later stages, as the cysts get bigger, the pain will become more obvious.

Ovarian cysts have genetic causes and are closely related to endocrine disorders and unhealthy lifestyles. Ovarian cysts can cause pain and abnormal vaginal discharge, which can cause great harm to the body and require timely treatment. Below, let us have a specific understanding!

When you have an ovarian cyst, there are no obvious symptoms at first. Or occasionally there will be a pain in the lower abdomen, and sometimes there will be abdominal pain. At this time, a lump will appear in the abdomen. If there is no malignant change or some complications, the lump can move from the pelvic cavity to the abdominal cavity, so there will be pain. If it is malignant, or there is some inflammation, the movement of the cyst will be restricted. But at this time, if you apply pressure, there will be tenderness. In the later stage, when it is serious, there will be very obvious pain, and menstruation will also become abnormal.

In the later stages of ovarian tumors, the cysts will continue to grow, which will cause abdominal pain and lumbar pain. Because the cysts are large, they are also prone to compressing surrounding tissues and organs, such as the stomach and intestines, causing gastrointestinal discomfort. The pain is also more obvious at this time. At this time, if you do some physical activities, get too tired, or have sex, it will cause more obvious pain, but it is also easy to cause some diseases, which will bring greater harm to your health.

Ovarian cysts can cause pain and require active treatment. Once you feel unwell, you need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible to prevent the condition from getting worse and causing greater harm. At this time, it is best to undergo surgical resection to directly remove the lesion, which can play a radical role and prevent pain in future life.