What causes ovarian cysts

Generally speaking, pregnancy will have a certain protective effect on the ovaries. Generally speaking, women with early menarche or menopause after the age of 50, precocious puberty or virilization are also related to the cause of ovarian cysts. Ovarian cysts can be divided into physiological and pathological. Physiological ovarian cysts are generally not treated. Pathological ones may be related to genetic factors and endocrine factors. These are the common causes of ovarian cysts.

Can you feel an ovarian cyst?

Generally, ovarian cysts cannot be felt by hand in the abdomen, unless it is a very large ovarian cyst, the cyst volume reaches 20-30cm, and it is very thin, and it is possible to touch the abnormally enlarged ovarian cyst on the abdominal wall. If a professional gynecologist passes a double diagnosis examination, the ovarian cyst is fixed in the vagina by hand, and the abdomen may touch the ovarian cyst of normal size, but for normal patients, they cannot touch the ovarian cyst in the abdomen with their hands. If you want to accurately measure the size and nature of the ovarian cyst, or only through ultrasound examination can it be clearly measured.

Are uterine and ovarian cysts dangerous?

If a woman has cysts on both ovaries, and an ultrasound scan reveals that the ovarian cysts are large, growing fast, with an irregular surface, and a group echo on the monitoring sound. In this case, ovarian malignancy is more likely to occur. However, unilateral ovarian tumors are generally not very dangerous. The cysts grow slowly, are small in size, and have a smooth surface. Patients usually have no obvious symptoms. Pay more attention to observation and pay attention to regular check-ups. This situation should attract the attention of patients. Both malignant and benign tumors can have serious complications. Once the pedicle of an ovarian cyst in the uterus is twisted, it will threaten life safety. It is recommended that patients seek treatment as soon as possible.