How to Treat a Left Ovarian Cyst

How to treat left ovarian cyst?

Left ovarian cyst is a left ovarian tumor familiar to most gynecological patients. Traditional Chinese medicine has a deep understanding of left ovarian cyst. Generally speaking, most left ovarian cysts are benign and will not endanger the patient's life. However, there are also many patients with malignant tumors. Therefore, the treatment of left ovarian cysts is also divided into benign and malignant.

1. Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment

Left ovarian cyst is a common gynecological disease. Traditional Chinese medicine has long been studying this, and traditional Chinese medicine also has symptomatic treatment. In traditional Chinese medicine theory, the cause of ovarian cysts is mainly related to phlegm, which causes irregular menstruation and is the key cause of ovarian cysts. Traditional Chinese medicine has a good effect on qi and blood stasis and coagulation of blood stasis. Although the treatment cycle is longer than that of Western medicine, it can achieve the effect of completely curing left ovarian cysts.

2. Conservative treatment

The number of patients with left ovarian cysts in China is very large, most of which are benign. For the treatment of benign left ovarian cysts, conservative treatment is generally used. That is, there is no surgical intervention, because at this stage, the ovarian cyst, that is, the ovarian tumor, is relatively small and will not have much impact on the patient's body. Just go to the hospital for regular check-ups and monitor the size of the ovarian cyst to avoid its sudden deterioration.

3. Surgical treatment

Malignant left ovarian cyst means that the disease has reached the middle and late stages, commonly known as malignant tumors. At this stage, the mortality rate of malignant left ovarian cysts is very high. As soon as a malignant ovarian tumor is diagnosed, the patient should be prepared for surgical treatment, that is, direct surgical intervention to remove the lesion, including the tumor and surrounding tissues that may have lesions.