Chocolate cyst rupture signs

The signs of chocolate cyst rupture usually include abdominal pain, low fever, pain during sexual intercourse, and cyst congestion.

Symptoms of chocolate cyst rupture:

1. Abdominal pain: The degree of abdominal pain is usually related to the severity of the disease. Severe rupture may cause acute abdominal pain, which is usually unbearable.

2. Low-grade fever: A routine blood test can show an increase in white blood cells, which can cause low-grade fever symptoms. The abdominal muscles are often tense, and there is obvious rebound pain when pressing the abdomen with your hands.

3. Pain during sexual intercourse: Pain during sexual intercourse is usually severe and may be accompanied by bleeding symptoms.

4. Cyst congestion: Before the chocolate cyst ruptures, ultrasound examination can reveal that the cyst is in a congested state.

Treatment of chocolate cysts:

1. Small cysts: For patients with mild symptoms and small cysts, they can take drugs such as dienogest tablets, dispersing analgesic capsules, medroxyprogesterone acetate tablets for treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

2. Large cysts: For patients with large cysts and ineffective drug treatment, surgical treatment is required, such as laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery, during which the cysts are removed. In addition, if the patient has severe uterine lesions and does not want to have children, laparotomy is required to remove the uterus. If necessary, the fallopian tubes and ovaries need to be removed at the same time.