Is ovarian cyst easy to treat?

Is cystic ovarian cyst easy to treat?

Medically, ovarian cysts can be divided into two categories: neoplastic and non-neoplastic, among which non-neoplastic ovarian cysts include physiological and non-physiological.

The details are as follows:

1. Physiological cysts: They change with the menstrual cycle, and most of them disappear on their own without surgical treatment;

2. For solid, bilateral, poorly mobile lesions, and highly suspected malignant lesions, surgical exploration and treatment should be actively performed;

3. For smaller benign cysts, B-ultrasound and tumor markers can be monitored regularly to understand disease changes and further decide on treatment plans.

The causes of ovarian cysts are as follows:

1. Environmental factors: The occurrence of ovarian cysts is also related to environmental factors. In industrially developed countries, women have a relatively high chance of developing ovarian cancer. This may be related to high cholesterol in the diet and environmental pollution;

2. Due to long-term poor living habits, incorrect diet structure, and great psychological pressure, the overall function of the human body declines, kidney deficiency, slow metabolism in the lower abdomen, ovarian diseases and endocrine disorders, and decreased immune function develop into abnormal proliferation of ovarian tissue;

3. Genetic factors: According to statistics, 20%-25% of ovarian cysts have a family history, so this is also one of the causes of cystic disease.

Different types of ovarian cysts require different treatments:

1. True ovarian tumors should be treated specifically according to the nature and tissue classification of the tumor; if it is a malignant tumor, different treatment methods should be selected according to the tumor stage, and surgical resection is the most common;

2. Non-tumor types can be diagnosed and treated through surgery and other treatment methods.