How is a chocolate ovarian cyst diagnosed?

Chocolate ovarian cyst is a relatively complex and common gynecological disease. It is caused by endometriosis. Although this type of ovarian cyst is not a tumor, if it is not discovered and treated in time, it may worsen and become cancerous. So, how to diagnose chocolate ovarian cyst?

Regarding the diagnosis of chocolate ovarian cysts, gynecologists explained in detail: the pedicle of ovarian cysts includes the fallopian tube, ovarian mesentery and ovarian ligament. When the pedicle twists in one direction, abdominal pain occurs. It is a common gynecological emergency disease, especially cystic teratoma. The clinical manifestations of chocolate ovarian cysts are basically: sudden lower abdominal pain on one side, paroxysmal, and pain related to changes in body position. Accompanied by nausea, vomiting and low fever.

The signs of chocolate ovarian cysts are: lower abdominal tenderness, rebound pain and muscle tension. Pelvic examination: a mass is felt on one side or behind the uterus, with great tension, tenderness, fixed tenderness points, and progressive enlargement of the mass.

In order to accurately diagnose chocolate ovarian cysts, in addition to paying attention to the above contents, you can also perform some auxiliary examinations, such as: increased white blood cell count, ultrasound examination indicating pelvic tumors, etc.

Generally speaking, ovarian cysts can be treated, but treatment must be timely and early, and cannot be carried out after the condition worsens or becomes cancerous, otherwise it may not achieve good results. Therefore, I hope that the majority of female comrades will pay more attention to the knowledge of ovarian cysts so as to do a good job in related protection.

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