What is the rupture of the corpus luteum of an ovarian cyst and what are the symptoms

What is the cause of corpus luteum rupture in ovarian cyst? What are the symptoms?

1. The ovaries are the female gonads and organs that produce eggs and sex hormones. They are located behind the broad ligaments on both sides of the uterus and are a pair of ellipses that vary in size with age.

2. The general texture of the ovary is real, but there may be many changes, such as non-regenerative cysts, hyperplastic or tumor lesions and various tumors. Due to the influence of the independent nervous system, changes in ovarian function or excessive enhancement of the function of the ovarian enzyme system can lead to coagulation mechanism disorders and bleeding tendency. Ovarian rupture can be caused by spontaneous or external influences or medical injuries, and can also be divided into physiological and pathological ruptures.

3. Symptoms of corpus luteum rupture of ovarian cysts can occur in married or unmarried women, most commonly women of childbearing age. Generally, on the 20th to 27th day of the menstrual cycle, there is sudden lower abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and frequent urination. A few patients also experience abdominal pain in the middle of the menstrual period or on the 30th to 40th day. Physical examination shows anemia, rapid pulse rate, and decreased blood pressure. Lower abdominal tenderness and positive motor dullness. Cervical pain, fullness of the posterior dome, and pain when touched; an unclear mass can be touched on one side of the uterus, which is like soft tofu in the early stage and hard, inactive, and obviously painful to touch in the late stage.