Can ovarian cysts cause ovulation? What are the hazards?

Can ovarian cysts lead to ovulation? What other hazards are there?

Ovarian cysts refer to cystic tumors that grow on the ovaries. When ovarian cysts grow too fast and too large, they can affect the blood supply to the ovaries and ovulation. When some ovarian cysts are acutely or chronically torsion or rupture, they affect the blood supply to the ovaries and cause necrosis, followed by ovarian dysfunction and anovulation. If it is bilateral, the impact is greater, and complications will seriously affect ovulation, so timely treatment is needed.

What other dangers does ovarian cysts have?

1. Causes edema: Patients with ovarian cysts will experience loss of appetite, abdominal pain and bloating, and may also suffer from weight loss, vomiting and fever. In severe cases, it can cause severe abdominal pain and even lead to edema in the limbs and abdomen.

2. Canceration: Although ovarian cysts are benign, they can still become cancerous. If women do not pay attention to examinations and do not actively cooperate with treatment, the possibility of canceration is very high.

3. Infertility: Ovarian cysts endanger women's normal physiological functions. If ovarian cysts worsen, it may affect the normal operation of fertilized eggs, affect women's reproductive function, and eventually cause infertility.