The dangers of chocolate cyst puncture

Chocolate cyst is a common gynecological disease in women. As long as women have menstruation, there is a certain chance of suffering from chocolate cyst. Suffering from chocolate cyst is unbearable. Chocolate cyst will not only affect pregnancy, but also may cause cyst rupture. Women with chocolate cyst will be worried every day, so chocolate cyst must be treated in time. The main reason for puncture treatment of chocolate cyst is to avoid adhesion in the abdominal cavity. Because some cyst fluid may flow into the pelvic cavity during puncture, causing adhesion of surrounding tissues, puncture treatment may cause bleeding, infection, and damage to other organs. At present, you can take oral medication to regulate your endocrine system, and surgical treatment is required when necessary. Although puncture will not feel uncomfortable and will cause less harm to the body, puncture surgery can only suck out the cyst fluid inside, but the diseased tissue cannot be completely cleaned up. If it is stimulated or the venom that has not been completely sucked out leaks again, new cysts may still form. You should avoid excessive scratching, friction, washing with hot water, etc. Do not use strong alkaline soap for bathing, and do not use bath agents to repeatedly clean the vulva or rinse the vagina. Do not abuse highly irritating hormone topical drugs.

Chocolate cyst puncture requires a month of rest after surgery. Avoid catching a cold after surgery, keep yourself warm, adjust your mood, and maintain an optimistic and cheerful attitude, so that your immunity can gradually return to normal. You should go to the hospital for regular checkups, pay more attention to rest, and don't be too tired. Eat a light diet, eat nutritious foods that are easy to digest and absorb, and eat foods such as milk and yam to improve your resistance. It is not advisable to eat irritating foods, and it is best not to eat seafood. Avoid spicy, irritating, and cold foods. Eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, develop good eating habits, avoid heavy physical labor, and pay attention to hygiene. It is recommended to follow the doctor's advice for regular checkups after surgery, eat a reasonable diet, have a balanced nutrition, and exercise appropriately.