What are the symptoms of ovarian cysts?

In life, there are more and more patients with ovarian crown cysts. So how much do you know about the symptoms of ovarian crown cysts? Next, let the experts analyze for you what the symptoms of ovarian crown cysts are, so that you are no longer unfamiliar with it.

Ovarian crown cysts are cysts located in the broad ligament near the fallopian tube or ovary . Symptoms of ovarian crown cysts are generally asymptomatic when the cyst is small. They may be present at a young age. As endocrine function begins to be active, the secretory activity of the epithelial cells in the cavity is enhanced, and the cyst cavity expands and symptoms occur after puberty.

The symptoms of ovarian crown cysts are less common than those of ordinary ovarian cysts. There is a significant difference in their size, with the smallest one being 1~2cm in diameter and the largest one being up to 20cm, and the general diameter being about 8cm. Generally, ovarian crown cysts are located in the broad ligament and have little mobility, so they will not twist. However, a few cysts with pedicles located in the umbrella part will experience severe pain if they twist. Generally, the lesion is unilateral, and a very small number of patients with bilateral lesions will undergo malignant transformation and eventually form substantial cancer.

To sum up, this is an analysis of the symptoms and characteristics of ovarian crown cysts. What do you think after reading it? I hope everyone can pay more attention to it in life and take good precautions. Here, I also wish the patients a speedy recovery.

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