Professional introduction to chocolate cyst complications

We need to have a correct understanding of the complications of chocolate cysts. Actively understanding the complications of chocolate cysts can remind us to make early preparations to avoid unnecessary harm. Next, we will interpret the complications of chocolate cysts.

The female reproductive system is more vulnerable to various insults, so the possibility of contracting various diseases is greater. The more common ones are uterine fibroids, chocolate cysts, etc. Chocolate cysts are very harmful. Not only will they show more obvious symptoms, but they will also cause infertility and other conditions.

Complications of chocolate cysts:

1. Acute abdomen and infertility. Women may be more familiar with acute abdomen. Chocolate can cause acute abdomen. When we talk about acute abdomen, many people will think of ectopic pregnancy. In fact, acute abdomen caused by rupture of chocolate cyst is also very common. The reason is that the cyst changes with the menstrual cycle, the pressure inside the cyst is high, and the cyst wall is thin. When it is impacted by external forces or exercise, it will cause the cyst to rupture, and the blood in the cyst will flow out, causing acute abdomen. Therefore, patients with larger chocolate cysts need to reduce and avoid strenuous exercise. The same mechanism, when chocolate cysts cause adhesion and blockage of the ovaries and fallopian tubes, it affects the delivery of fertilized eggs or embryos.

2. Pelvic adhesion. Pelvic adhesion mainly occurs when the chocolate cyst is relatively large. The continuous enlargement of the cyst will lead to adverse consequences. When the cyst grows, the ovary appears gray-blue. Due to increased bleeding in the cyst during menstruation and increased pressure in the cyst, small cracks may appear in the cyst wall and a very small amount of blood may leak into the ovary, but the cracks are immediately closed by the local inflammatory reaction of the peritoneum and tissue fibrosis caused by the leaked material. This also causes the ovary to adhere tightly to the adjacent uterus, broad ligament or sigmoid colon, so the ovary is mostly fixed in the pelvic cavity and cannot move.

Therefore, the harm of chocolate cyst is that it can cause acute abdomen, infertility, pelvic adhesions and other diseases. Each complication will cause great harm to women's bodies, so women must not take this disease lightly and try their best to achieve early detection and early treatment.

Regarding the above-mentioned complications of chocolate cysts, we must actively grasp them. Only by actively grasping the complications of chocolate cysts can we remind everyone to make early preparations to avoid the occurrence of disease hazards.