Symptoms of chocolate cyst in the adnexal area

Symptoms of chocolate cyst in the adnexal area:

Ovarian chocolate cysts have great harm and impact on women. It is very important and meaningful for women to understand the symptoms of ovarian chocolate cysts.

1. Infertility: Clinically, most patients with ovarian chocolate cysts are accompanied by infertility, and most patients with unexplained infertility are accompanied by endometriosis. Infertility is one of the most common symptoms of ovarian chocolate cysts.

2. Irregular menstruation: Patients with ovarian chocolate will experience symptoms such as menorrhagia and menstrual bleeding, which are more common symptoms. Generally, female patients have more menstrual blood and longer menstrual duration.

3. Sexual pain: If it occurs in the rectouterine pouch, posterior vaginal fornix, sacroiliac ligament and other locations, endometriosis will cause sexual pain symptoms, which are often more obvious than before menstruation.

4. Dysmenorrhea: Dysmenorrhea is the main symptom of ovarian chocolate cysts. It is usually a secondary symptom and will get worse year by year. However, there are also a few patients who do not have obvious dysmenorrhea symptoms. Generally speaking, dysmenorrhea mainly starts before menstruation, or even in the second half of the cycle, and lasts for a menstrual period until a few days after menstruation. The pain is usually in the lower abdomen or on one side.

5. Peritonitis: Ovarian chocolate cysts can cause the cyst wall to be fragile and lack elasticity, resulting in the gradual accumulation of menstrual blood and the continuous increase of pressure in the cyst, causing the contents of the cyst to overflow into the abdominal cavity, irritating the peritoneum, causing peritonitis and acute abdomen.