What to do with ovarian cysts

Patients with ovarian cysts can improve their physical discomfort through observation and monitoring, drug treatment, and surgical treatment.

1. Observation and monitoring:

For small, asymptomatic cysts, doctors usually choose to observe and monitor, with regular ultrasounds to see if there are signs of increases or worsening. This is because many ovarian cysts disappear within a few months without specific treatment.

2. Drug treatment:

For some large cysts or cysts with symptoms, drug treatment may be needed. Common drugs include oral contraceptives, such as ethinyl estradiol cyproterone tablets, which can prevent ovulation and reduce the formation of new cysts, or choose Xiaojiean capsules for treatment. Drug treatment cannot eliminate existing cysts, but can only prevent the formation of new cysts. Patients also need to choose drugs according to the doctor's advice, rather than using drugs privately, to avoid adverse reactions.

3. Surgical treatment:

For large or malignant cysts, as well as cysts that do not respond to medical treatment, surgical treatment may be required, including laparoscopic surgery and open surgery. The choice of surgical method depends on the size, location and nature of the cyst.

Patients should also maintain a good mood and not be anxious during the treatment.