How should patients with ovarian cysts be examined?

Ovarian cysts are a common gynecological disease. Ovarian cysts are very harmful and serious, so they must be treated in time. How should patients with ovarian cysts be examined?

because:

① The tissue structure of the ovary has potential multifunctionality;

②During embryogenesis, the ovary and urinary system are very close, and part of the mesonephric tissue will stray into the ovary;

③The ovaries originate from the embryonic genital ridge, are homologous in males and females, and differentiate posteriorly. Therefore, the cause of ovarian cysts is very complex and many times more than normal causes.

If ovarian cysts are not treated in time, more serious consequences may occur. The following measures are proposed for the diagnosis of ovarian cysts: pregnancy test, full digestive tract X-ray fluoroscopy, hysterosalpingography, intravenous pyelography, ultrasound diagnosis or CT, MRI, abdominal puncture, laparoscopy, laparotomy, etc.

There are many ways to treat ovarian cysts. Many female friends who are worried about the risks of surgery hope to treat ovarian cysts without surgery. One of the ways to treat ovarian cysts is expectant management, without using any drugs or treatments. Gynecological examinations are only performed once every 3 months. Passively expecting the cyst to shrink with the gradual increase of age and the decrease of sex hormone levels can easily lead to rapid growth, rupture of the cyst and worsening of ovarian cancer.