Signs of a ruptured ovarian cyst

Signs of a ruptured ovarian cyst:

When a cyst ruptures in a woman, the pain will spread to the entire abdomen. When bleeding increases, symptoms such as muscle tension and fever may also appear.

1. Pain: Symptoms of ovarian cyst rupture will also appear, including acute abdominal pain, which may extend to the entire abdomen, greatly increased bleeding, and symptoms such as decreased blood pressure, dizziness, and fainting.

2. Muscle tension: After an ovarian cyst ruptures, it can cause lower abdominal pain, which then spreads to the entire abdomen, with low fever and muscle tension. After an ovarian cyst ruptures, in addition to lower abdominal pain, there are also symptoms such as low fever and tenderness, as well as complications such as bleeding, shock, and decreased blood pressure. Ovarian cyst rupture, abdominal wall injury, dizziness, and other phenomena can cause abdominal bleeding in severe cases, which is life-threatening.

3. Fever: Under the stimulation of the contents of the ovarian cyst, the body will produce a specific reaction, causing fever. Fever is usually accompanied by abdominal pain, or it may occur after abdominal pain.

The cyst is not obvious at first, and the patient basically has no obvious discomfort. Generally, a gynecological examination will reveal that if the symptoms are severe, the vaginal discharge will increase, and there will be blood and pus changes and odor. The vaginal discharge will also irritate the vulva.