What is the cause of ovarian cyst rupture and what are the symptoms

What happens when an ovarian cyst ruptures? What are the symptoms?

Ovarian maturation causes, ovarian mature follicles or corpus luteum can cause wall damage and bleeding. Severe cases can cause massive abdominal bleeding, that is, ovarian rupture, so there are follicle rupture and corpus luteum or corpus luteum cyst rupture. Spontaneous rupture: that is, follicular hematoma or corpus luteum hematoma continues to expand, and the internal pressure increases to a certain extent.

There are several reasons:

① Closely related to ovarian congestion, such as compression torsion or uterine prolapse, long-term vaginal irrigation and other mechanical factors, or ovarian congestion caused by pelvic inflammation, acute or chronic appendicitis;

② Changes in ovarian function, such as excessive hot and cold baths, long-term use of estrogen or progesterone can lead to changes in ovarian function, or due to the influence of the autonomic nervous system, the ovarian enzyme system is overactive, leading to bleeding tendency or coagulation disorder;

③ Blood changes, premenstrual infectious diseases, anemia, malnutrition or other conditions lead to platelet damage and changes in blood composition, leading to bleeding.

Generally, there is no history of irregular menstruation or amenorrhea. It often occurs in the middle of menstruation or before menstruation. The onset is sudden and severe pain in the lower abdomen. The pain continues after a short period of time and gradually eases or becomes more severe. Occasionally, there will be nausea and vomiting, but it is not obvious. Generally, there is no vaginal bleeding. Severe internal bleeding may cause shock symptoms.