What are ovarian cysts and what are their symptoms?

Ovarian cyst is one of the common gynecological diseases. There are many types of ovarian cysts, which ranks first among the tumors of various organs in the body. So, how do you know if you have ovarian cysts? Let's learn about the symptoms of ovarian cysts from the following article.

1. The main symptom of endometritis ovarian cysts is that the cysts contain coagulated blood clots, which are the color of chocolate, so they are also commonly known as chocolate ovarian cysts. This type of ovarian cyst is more common among women with endometriosis and is a serious case. Ovarian cysts grow larger over time, causing severe abdominal pain and cramps during menstruation, and pain during sexual intercourse. Once they burst, the result is like appendicitis, and surgery must be performed immediately. Cases of endometritis ovarian cysts becoming cancerous are very rare.

2. Functional ovarian cysts are quite common among women of reproductive age. Ovarian follicles fail to mature and turn into cysts, but the symptoms of this type of ovarian cyst usually disappear when menstruation comes. Therefore, it is important to check for cysts with ultrasound during or just after menstruation. Women in menopause or after menopause will not have functional ovarian cysts.

3. Ovarian cysts are usually benign (non-cancerous). Ovarian cysts often contain fat fluid mixed with hair, teeth, bones, etc. They are usually small in size and do not present any symptoms. However, if the ovarian cyst becomes larger, it may cause complications. Therefore, this is also a symptom of ovarian cysts.

The above is the most specific description of the symptoms of ovarian cysts. I hope it can help everyone understand this knowledge. If you have other questions about ovarian cysts, you can contact our online experts to answer your questions.

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