Is it possible for a seven centimeter ovarian cyst to disappear?

An ovarian cyst of seven centimeters generally does not disappear on its own and requires surgical removal.

Ovarian cysts are mostly physiological. Cysts that are generally less than five centimeters in size may disappear on their own as the menstrual cycle changes. B-ultrasound examinations can be done after the menstruation is over. They may disappear on their own and generally do not require special treatment.

A seven-centimeter ovarian cyst is relatively large and generally difficult to disappear on its own. This situation should be taken seriously. If the cyst suddenly ruptures, it may cause acute abdominal pain.

An ovarian cyst of seven centimeters is relatively large in size. If the cyst compresses the bladder, symptoms such as frequent urination and urgency may occur; if it compresses the rectum, it may cause difficulty in defecation or even constipation; an ovarian cyst of 7 centimeters may rupture or ovarian torsion at any time. For safety reasons, it is recommended to go to the hospital for surgery to remove the cyst to avoid uterine cavity infection after rupture, which is harmful to your health.

If the ovarian cyst is seven centimeters, it is recommended to seek medical attention. Generally, it is more appropriate to perform surgery three to seven days after the menstruation ends.