How long will it take for uterine cysts to die if they are not treated?

Many people are troubled by the question of how long it will take for a woman to die if she does not treat her uterine cysts. In fact, this disease does not affect her life expectancy. Although ovarian cysts are a common gynecological disease, the early symptoms of the disease are not obvious, so patients fail to detect the disease in time and pay attention to it until the disease worsens and it is too late to regret. So, how much harm does ovarian cysts do to women?

1. Causes infertility: Ovarian cysts gradually grow, which will not only affect female ovulation, but also cause the sperm and egg to not combine normally, making it difficult for women to become pregnant or even infertile.

2. Endocrine disorders: The ovaries are important organs for maintaining endocrine balance. Once ovarian lesions occur, they will cause endocrine disorders, premature aging, and malignant changes.

3. Cause miscarriage or premature birth: If the patient does not treat the disease in time, the cyst will become larger and larger. When the cyst grows to a certain size, it will compress the uterus and affect its growth, causing women to have miscarriage or premature birth.

4. Causes edema and affects life: Patients will not only experience loss of appetite, weight loss, and abdominal swelling, but may also experience vomiting, fever, abdominal pain and other symptoms, and may also develop abdominal and limb edema later.

5. Lower abdominal pain: Since the cyst itself has a certain weight, it is also affected by intestinal peristalsis and position changes. Pelvic cysts will involve the pedicle and pelvic infundibulum ligament, causing lower abdominal swelling, pain, and descent, but many women often mistake it for common gynecological inflammation or gastroenteritis.

Although uterine cysts are very harmful, they have little impact on human life.