How to determine whether it is a chocolate cyst? What should you pay attention to when you have a chocolate cyst?

In recent years, as women have been burdened with more and more responsibilities and pressures in life, and are also affected by environmental pollution, the chances of women suffering from gynecological diseases have increased. Chocolate cysts have also become a common and frequent gynecological disease. Although the name of chocolate cysts does not sound that scary, the harm caused by chocolate cysts to patients cannot be underestimated. So how can patients determine whether it is a chocolate cyst?

The clinical symptoms of chocolate cysts are mainly dysmenorrhea and irregular menstruation. Irregular menstruation is manifested by early or delayed menstrual cycle, increased menstrual bleeding, and continuous menstrual bleeding. In addition, patients will experience obvious back pain and abdominal pain before and after menstruation. The symptoms gradually increase with menstruation and disappear after the end of menstruation.

Chocolate cysts can cause serious harm to patients. Chocolate cysts are caused by endometriosis. The ectopic endometrium proliferates and bleeds periodically, which can cause local rupture of the ovary and cause abdominal adhesions, including fallopian tube adhesions, so it can cause infertility in patients. Chocolate cysts can also cause dysmenorrhea and increased menstrual flow. Patients will also experience fatigue in the limbs and poor spirits, which seriously affect the patient's living conditions.

Patients with chocolate cysts should pay more attention to diet conditioning. In daily life, it is best to eat light food, eat more green vegetables and fruits, supplement the nutrients needed by the body, do not eat spicy foods such as garlic, and do not eat seafood, beef, mutton and other foods. Develop a good work and rest routine in daily life, do not overwork, do not stay up late often, pay more attention to personal hygiene, change underwear frequently, wash the genitals, and keep the genitals clean and hygienic.

Patients must actively treat chocolate cysts. After the above-mentioned symptoms appear, patients must go to the hospital for a comprehensive gynecological examination, diagnose the condition, and cooperate with the doctor for treatment. In addition to treatment, patients should also pay more attention to the coordination of diet and personal life patterns in daily life. They can exercise moderately, improve their body resistance, and maintain a good mentality, which are all very beneficial to recovery.