Is chocolate cyst likely?

Is chocolate cyst a possibility?

Chocolate cyst is a very common but very complicated gynecological disease, and is also one of the gynecological diseases that can easily cause infertility.

1. When ovarian cysts grow too fast and too large, it will affect the blood supply and ovulation of the ovaries, directly leading to infertility;

2. Ovarian cysts are serious, leading to ovarian dysfunction, anovulation, adhesion to surrounding tissues, fallopian tube obstruction, etc.;

3. Ovarian cysts rupture due to torsion, affecting ovarian blood flow, causing necrosis, leading to decreased ovarian function and anovulation;

4. Ovarian thyroid tumor, ovarian granulosa theca cell tumor, testicular blastoma, etc. contain a large amount of hormones, which will affect the female endocrine system, interfere with the normal secretion of ovarian hormones and ovulation, and lead to infertility.

Treatment of chocolate cysts:

1. Traditional Chinese Medicine

Features: The effect is relatively slow, but the recurrence rate is very low after cure.

Traditional Chinese medicine has a long history. When treating gynecological diseases such as chocolate cysts, it pays more attention to the regulation of yin and yang imbalance. Therefore, for traditional Chinese medicine treatment, you should follow the doctor's advice.

However, traditional Chinese medicine treatment of chocolate cysts is not suitable for every patient, but should be decided based on the patient's specific situation.

2. Western medicine

Characteristics: Western medicine treatment is more effective but also prone to relapse.

Chocolate cyst is a malignant tumor of the female reproductive system. Chocolate cyst is prone to recurrence after treatment. Early stage and metastasis are the reasons for the recurrence of chocolate cyst. The five-year survival rate is generally only about 20-30%. The correct use of surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy can improve the short-term survival rate of patients with malignant chocolate cysts and reduce the recurrence of chocolate cysts.