How much do you know about the types of ovarian cysts?

Ovarian cysts are a common disease among women's gynecological diseases, but many women do not have a deep understanding of this disease. The following describes the types of ovarian cysts for you. Only by understanding the types of ovarian cysts can you effectively treat this disease. The following describes the types of ovarian cysts for you:

1. Endometritis cyst: This type of cyst contains coagulated blood clots and is chocolate-colored, so it is also commonly known as chocolate cyst. This type of cyst is more common among women with endometriosis and is a serious case. The cyst grows over time, causing severe abdominal pain and cramps during menstruation and pain during intercourse. Once it bursts, the result is like appendicitis (i.e., cecal ulcer), and surgery must be performed immediately. It is very rare for endometritis cysts to become cancerous. This is a type of ovarian cyst.

2. Functional cysts: These cysts are quite common in women of reproductive age. Ovarian follicles fail to mature and turn into cysts, but these cysts 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 cysts.

3. Pilar cysts: These cysts are usually benign (non-cancerous). They often contain fat fluid mixed with hair, teeth, bones, etc. They are usually small and do not cause any symptoms. However, if the cysts grow larger, they may cause complications.

4. Serous cyst (fluid cyst): This type of cyst contains pus-like fluid and may become cancerous.

5. Mucinous cyst: This is also a type of ovarian cyst. This type of cyst contains sticky fluid and may also become cancerous.

The above is an introduction to the types of ovarian cysts. Experts remind you to choose a regular hospital for examination so that you can find out the type and prescribe the right medicine. If you still have questions, you can consult online experts to answer them.

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