Patients with ovarian cysts should avoid cyst rupture

The causes of ovarian cysts may be due to environmental factors, living habits, mental state, etc. It often occurs in women between the ages of 20 and 50. Women in this age group should go to the hospital for regular check-ups to detect ovarian cysts in time and treat them in time. Patients who already have ovarian cysts should avoid cyst rupture.

Causes of ovarian cyst rupture

The causes of ovarian cyst rupture are external force and spontaneous rupture of the ovary.

1. External force: Patients with ovarian cysts may cause cyst rupture if they lift heavy objects or have excessively strenuous sexual intercourse. Constipation increases the intra-abdominal pressure and can also cause cyst rupture. These are all external forces.

2. Spontaneous rupture of the ovary: Patients are infected with other diseases that cause ovarian congestion and lead to cyst rupture, such as uterine prolapse, pelvic inflammatory disease, appendicitis, etc. The use of drugs causes ovarian dysfunction, resulting in ovarian bleeding tendency or coagulation disorder, which can eventually lead to cyst rupture.

Treatment of ruptured ovarian cyst

When an ovarian cyst ruptures, the patient may experience severe pain in the lower abdomen, which gradually spreads to the entire abdomen. Ovarian cyst ruptures are more common in women of childbearing age, and most often occur during or before menstruation.

Once the cyst ruptures, there may be bleeding and hypotension symptoms. Since a large amount of abdominal bleeding will cause adhesions and lead to infertility, timely treatment is required. If there is no hypotension, anemia, and hemoglobin concentration is less than 16%, no surgical treatment is required and intravenous drip treatment can be given. If the patient has hypotension or hemoglobin concentration is greater than 16%, surgical treatment should be considered.