Can I drink alcohol if I have ovarian cyst? What should I pay attention to?

Can I drink alcohol if I have ovarian cysts? What should I pay attention to?

Ovarian cyst is a benign cyst, which refers to one or more cysts that grow in the ovary. It can occur in one ovary or both ovaries. The cause of ovarian cysts is generally due to the imbalance of androgen secretion in women. Ovarian cysts can be benign or malignant. Benign ovarian cysts are ovarian cysts, while malignant ovarian cysts include endometriosis and functional ovarian cysts. Patients should also be reminded that malignant ovarian cysts are not tumors.

The following are some things to note when you have ovarian cysts:

1. Avoid eating greasy food, because fat will accumulate, making the wound unable to heal quickly and weakening the resistance to bacteria.

2. Eat an appropriate amount of vegetables and fruits. Vegetables and fruits are rich in minerals and vitamins, which can improve your immunity and help wounds heal quickly.

3. Drink more water after ovarian cyst surgery. As the saying goes, drinking more water can cure all diseases.

4. Increase protein intake after ovarian cyst surgery. Protein can help wounds heal quickly and increase physical strength. You can choose fish because fish is easier to digest and absorb than fish.

5. After ovarian cyst surgery, do not eat foods that easily cause flatulence, such as onions, soy products, and cabbage.

Symptoms of ovarian cysts include:

① Menstrual disorders: mainly amenorrhea, most of which are secondary amenorrhea. Before amenorrhea, there is often infrequent or too little menstruation, and occasionally frequent or too much menstruation.

② Infertility: Infertility is often caused by menstrual disorders and anovulation. Menstrual disorders and infertility are often the main reasons for medical treatment.

③ Hirsutism and obesity: Due to excessive secretion of androgen in the body, hirsutism and obesity may occur. The hair distribution tends to be masculine. The hirsutism phenomenon is often not noticed by patients and is only discovered during physical examination.