How big is an ovarian cyst that requires surgery?

How big does an ovarian cyst need surgery?

If the patient's ovarian cyst does not exceed 4.0, conservative treatment can be considered. If the size exceeds 4.0, surgical treatment is recommended. The most common symptoms of women with ovarian cysts are abdominal mass, irregular vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain, etc. After diagnosis, it is best to actively treat, pay more attention to local hygiene, and do not have sex during treatment.

Symptoms of ovarian cysts:

Symptom 1: Lump in the lower abdomen. If a woman has ovarian cysts, she can feel a lump in the lower abdomen.

Symptom 2: Abdominal pain. Usually, women with ovarian cysts do not have any pain symptoms. However, if an ovarian cyst ruptures, it will cause severe abdominal pain.

Symptom 3: Compression symptoms. For patients with ovarian cysts, the entire abdominal cavity of female friends can be filled, which promotes the increase of intra-abdominal pressure in women, thereby causing compression symptoms in women.

Symptom 4: Irregular menstruation. Irregular menstruation is a common symptom of ovarian cysts in women. It is mainly because women do not receive timely and effective treatment after ovarian cysts, which affects the normal secretory function of the ovaries.