Will uterine cysts affect life expectancy?

Will uterine cysts affect the patient's life span? According to experts, although most uterine cysts are benign and do not endanger life and health, once they are allowed to develop and even grow into malignant tumors, they may endanger life. Experts say that due to the lack of effective diagnostic methods, the survival rate of uterine malignant tumors is still very low, hovering between 25% and 30%. With the diagnosis and treatment of cervical cancer and endometrial cancer, uterine cancer has become a tumor that seriously threatens women's health.

Experts say that malignant cysts are life-threatening, so don’t “keep” them!

Experts say that uterine cysts are one of the common tumor diseases in gynecology. Many women do not know that they have uterine tumors, thinking that they are still young and it is impossible to have such a problem. Some people do not know that they have a uterine tumor, so they feed it day by day, letting it absorb your nutrition and physical health. These are all caused by indifference, which is wrong.

Experts kindly remind you: "Generally speaking, if the diameter of the cyst is less than 5 cm and there is no evidence to suggest a tumor, it is mostly a functional cyst and can be followed up closely, that is, checked every 2 to 3 months, and then the inspection interval can be adjusted according to the situation; if the diameter of the cyst is greater than 5 cm, it is mostly a uterine tumor and generally requires surgical treatment." If possible, it is recommended to remove the uterine cyst immediately after it is discovered. Long-term "support" is prone to malignant changes.