How to distinguish benign from malignant ovarian cysts? Will it affect female ovulation?

Many women know that ovarian cysts are a very common gynecological disease, which can be divided into benign and malignant. Benign cysts are easy to treat, while malignant cysts are very harmful. So, how to distinguish between benign and malignant ovarian cysts? Will it affect women's ovulation?

As long as the patient cooperates with the doctor and undergoes necessary examinations, it is not difficult to determine the nature of the ovarian cyst. Generally speaking, patients with benign ovarian cysts are in good condition, the cysts grow slowly, and the course of the disease is long; the surface of the mass is smooth, the border is clear, and it is movable; there is no ascites, and the patient feels good about himself. But malignant ovarian cysts are different. Patients feel different degrees of discomfort, sometimes have a fever, and lose weight rapidly; the mass grows rapidly, the course of the disease is short, there are nodules on the surface of the mass, and it is often accompanied by ascites. Malignant symptoms should be treated in the hospital as soon as possible.

The ovaries are where the eggs develop, mature and are discharged. Only when the eggs are discharged normally and combined with sperm can a woman become pregnant. If ovarian cysts will definitely affect female ovulation, our female friends must choose a professional hospital for timely treatment.

Ovarian cysts are a common disease in middle-aged women. Ovarian cysts usually have no obvious clinical manifestations in the early stage, and patients often find other diseases during gynecological examinations. Ovarian cysts grow too fast and too large, which will affect the ovulation function of the ovaries. When some ovarian cysts are acutely or chronically torsion and ruptured, it will affect the blood transport and necrosis of the ovaries, and then ovarian dysfunction and anovulation will occur. If it is bilateral, the impact will be greater. Then it will lead to female infertility.

Ovarian cysts can cause great harm, not only affecting the patient's normal life and work, but also damaging the patient's health and more likely depriving the patient of the right to be a mother.