Will a uterine cyst go away on its own?

Uterine cysts generally do not go away on their own.

Uterine cysts are cystic tumors that occur in the female uterus. Their formation is related to a variety of factors, including incomplete degeneration and disappearance of some tissues during embryonic development, cystic lesions of uterine fibroids, and cervical retention cysts. Once formed, uterine cysts are usually not absorbed by the body and may gradually increase in size over time. However, some physiological cysts, such as those caused by physiological changes before and after menstruation, may disappear on their own.

Patients with uterine cysts need to follow specific dietary principles to alleviate symptoms and promote recovery, such as avoiding drinking alcohol, seafood, spicy fried and warm foods, limiting caffeine and irritating foods, cola and carbonated drinks, etc. At the same time, keep the vulva clean, pay attention to hygiene after abortion and during the puerperium, and prevent infection. Avoid having sex during menstruation, take contraceptive measures to avoid unplanned pregnancy, and have fewer or no artificial abortions. For patients with smaller uterine cysts and no obvious symptoms, follow the doctor's advice for regular checkups to observe changes in the cysts. At the same time, maintain a regular work and rest schedule, relax and be happy, and exercise appropriately to enhance resistance. If necessary, please seek medical attention in time and follow the doctor's treatment recommendations.