What are the causes of ovarian cyst recurrence and how to prevent it

What causes recurrence of ovarian cysts? How to prevent it?

1. Because cysts and tumors are prone to recurrence, in order to prevent recurrence after surgery and cause damage to the body, patients should choose a professional and regular hospital for treatment.

2. Ovarian cyst recurrence is common in clinical practice because the environment for ovarian cysts has been formed in the body, which is an important reason for the recurrence of ovarian cysts. To actively prevent the recurrence of ovarian cysts, it is necessary to increase the body's resistance while treating ovarian cysts.

3. Whether the surgery is professional or not will directly affect the recurrence rate of ovarian cysts after surgery. Therefore, we should choose a professional treatment method, and we should also actively prevent the recurrence of ovarian cysts to be prepared.

Measures to prevent recurrence of ovarian cysts include:

1. Gynecological examination: It is best to have a gynecological examination every six months, and at least once a year.

2. Dietary precautions: Patients with ovarian cysts should have a light and nutritious diet, correct picky eating and abnormal eating habits, and avoid eating irritating foods and seafood.

3. Self-examination: When you wake up in the morning, lie on your back on an empty stomach and empty your bowels and bladder. Bend your hips and knees, relax your abdomen, and use your fingertips to press various parts of your abdomen, especially the sides, and carefully feel for any lumps.

4. Completely remove the lesion: During ovarian cyst surgery, the primary tumor and visible pelvic and abdominal metastases should be removed as much as possible, or the diameter of the residual cancer lesions should be reduced to less than 2.0 to 1.5 cm.

5. Adhere to long-term chemotherapy: Chemotherapy for ovarian cysts should be long-term and continuous, especially for those in the late stage and those who cannot be removed by surgery. The medication plan is: one course of treatment per month in the first year after surgery; one course of treatment per month in the second year; one course of treatment every 6 months in the third year; one course of treatment every 6 months in the fourth to fifth years; oral medication is often used.