What are the causes of ovarian cysts?

The original follicles or oocytes in the ovaries are potential cysts. If stimulated by some abnormal environment, ovarian cysts are likely to occur. So, what are the causes of ovarian cysts?

1. The egg cell is not released

If the follicle in the ovary does not rupture, the egg cell cannot be released normally. Under this abnormal circumstance, the follicle will grow larger and larger, forming an ovarian cyst.

2. Corpus luteum bleeding

If the corpus luteum in the body grows abnormally, the cavity in the corpus luteum can easily form a large ovarian cyst due to bleeding, endangering the health of women.

3. Abnormal development of cells surrounding the egg

Ovarian cysts may also form if various cells that are closely adjacent to the egg cells spontaneously develop and grow abnormally. It should be noted that if the disease caused by this cause is not treated in time, it is very likely to cause the risk of cancer.

4. Abnormal development of oocytes

The egg cell is a cell that contains only half of the human chromosomes, that is, 23 chromosomes. If it develops and proliferates abnormally, it will form ovarian cysts and cause certain damage to the body.

5. Endometriosis

If endometriosis occurs in the ovaries, the lesions can invade the ovarian tissue and cause cysts, causing adverse effects on women's health. If not treated in time, it may even lead to infertility and other diseases.