How long does it take for uterine cysts to return to normal?

In most cases, once a uterine cyst is formed, it cannot return to normal naturally and requires surgical removal of the cyst to be cured. In a few cases, recovery can be promoted through conservative treatments such as medication and physical therapy. It usually takes three months or even longer to return to normal.

Uterine cysts are usually formed by the retention of glandular secretions. Once a cyst is formed, the liquid substances in it are usually not completely absorbed, so most of them will not return to normal naturally. If the uterine cyst is small in size, formed recently, and can be treated in time, anti-inflammatory drugs and physical treatments such as red light irradiation and laser irradiation can be taken under the guidance of a doctor to promote the absorption of the liquid substances in it, and there is hope that it will return to normal after treatment.

Generally speaking, it takes a long time to return to normal, most of the time it takes is about three months. If the physique is poor and the absorption is slow, the recovery time will be longer. During the recovery period, you should pay attention to eating a light diet, getting more rest, reducing stimulation, and regular follow-up visits.