What are ovarian cysts and what are the dangers

What is an ovarian cyst? What are the dangers?

Physiological ovarian cysts are the most common ovarian cysts, usually occurring in women of childbearing age during the ovulation period. Physiological ovarian cysts sometimes disappear automatically. What is a physiological ovarian cyst? Physiological ovarian cysts refer to cystic masses formed in the ovaries, which can be divided into two categories: tumorous and non-tumorous. The ovarian cysts that people usually refer to are non-tumorous ones.

Dangers of ovarian cysts:

1. Premature aging: If ovarian cysts are not treated for a long time, it will cause endocrine disorders in women, dull face, and premature aging. The accompanying pale face, acne spots, sallow complexion and thin body are unbearable for female patients.

2. Fertility difficulties: Ovarian cysts will gradually grow larger, affecting the combination of sperm and eggs, making it impossible to conceive normally, thus leading to infertility. Ovarian function gradually declines, menstruation stops, there is no fresh cell flow in the ovaries, the egg survival rate is extremely low, and sperm cannot land normally, inducing infertility.

3. Easy to have miscarriage: Female patients with ovarian cysts in early pregnancy are prone to miscarriage. When the cyst becomes larger, there is a possibility of difficult labor.