How big is the ovarian chocolate cyst and how easy is it to rupture

How likely is an ovarian chocolate cyst to rupture?

1. When many women develop chocolate cysts on their ovaries, the physical symptoms may not be particularly obvious because the growth rate is slow and the diameter is not too large. However, chocolate cysts are easy to rupture and will inevitably cause serious damage to the body, so chocolate cysts will rupture.

2. About 3% of chocolate cysts will rupture. Of course, this may be caused by trauma or spontaneously. This phenomenon usually occurs because the diameter of the chocolate cyst exceeds 5 cm, which may lead to rupture. Chocolate cysts with a diameter of less than 3 cm generally do not cause much harm to women's bodies.

3. There are many reasons for chocolate cyst rupture, usually caused by some intense exercise of female friends. For example, too intense movements in couples' lives, long-term running, or certain blows to the body may cause chocolate cyst rupture. However, physiological ovarian cysts usually heal on their own without treatment, so patients usually only need to undergo gynecological examinations. Observe whether the cyst has enlarged.

4. Because the cyst is so large, there may be a risk of pedicle torsion or rupture. If you are pregnant now, it will be difficult to do it. If you are afraid of stimulating the uterus and causing miscarriage, the best time is 5 to 6 months. If there is no surgery, you can do a cesarean section to do the cyst.