Symptoms of chocolate cysts

Symptoms of chocolate cyst: 1. Pain during sexual intercourse

What are the symptoms of chocolate cysts? Some women with ovarian chocolate cysts may experience pain during sexual intercourse, and it is more obvious before menstruation. Some patients also have excessive menstruation. Patients must pay attention, because excessive menstruation is a very obvious symptom of chocolate cysts.

2. Peritonitis

What are the symptoms of chocolate cyst? Ovarian chocolate cyst will make the cyst wall brittle and lack elasticity, causing menstrual blood to gradually accumulate and the pressure in the cyst to continue to increase. The contents may then rupture from the weak parts of the cyst wall, enter the abdominal cavity, stimulate the peritoneum, and cause peritonitis.

3. Abnormal dysmenorrhea

What are the symptoms of chocolate cysts? More than 80% of patients have symptoms of progressively worsening dysmenorrhea. Dysmenorrhea is the most obvious symptom of endometriosis, but it is the most easily ignored precursor. People always think it is normal dysmenorrhea. Elderly people often think that women with dysmenorrhea will get better after getting married, or they look for various folk remedies, but the effect is not good. These ectopic endometriums are controlled by hormones to produce periodic local bleeding, causing inflammation of surrounding tissues and pain.

4. Fallopian tube dysplasia

What are the symptoms of chocolate cysts? The fallopian tube is slender, the muscle layer is weak, the contraction force is poor, the sperm, egg or fertilized egg are transported slowly, and infertility or ectopic pregnancy is prone to occur. The fallopian tube is partially missing or has no lumen.

5. Infertility

What are the symptoms of chocolate cysts? Most patients with endometriosis are accompanied by infertility. Most patients with unexplained infertility are accompanied by endometriosis. Patients are often infertile due to mechanical factors such as pelvic organ adhesions, which hinder the peristalsis of the fallopian tubes or block the fallopian tubes. It may also be related to factors such as ovarian insufficiency, enhanced autoimmune response, increased prostaglandins, and increased prolactin.

6. Pelvic organ adhesions

What are the symptoms of chocolate cysts? After a period of time, the blood in the chocolate cyst will increase, the pressure will increase again, and it may rupture spontaneously. After the cyst ruptures, the blood in the pelvic cavity will irritate the peritoneum, causing severe abdominal pain, and will also cause adhesions of pelvic organs. Be sure to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination, cooperate with the doctor's treatment, and prescribe the right medicine.