Is the left ovarian cyst and pelvic effusion serious? How to treat it?

Ovarian cysts can be prevented by regular gynecological examinations, early detection, early diagnosis, and early treatment. If ovarian abnormalities are found but cannot be diagnosed, regular follow-up is required. At the same time, check whether the contralateral ovary is normal, and whether the fertility function is preserved in combination with the patient's age. Conservative treatment with traditional Chinese medicine is generally used. So are left ovarian cysts and pelvic effusion serious? How to treat it?

There are two types of pelvic effusion, pathological and physiological. If you check before and after ovulation, there will be about one centimeter of pelvic effusion, which will gradually disappear with ovulation, and this becomes physiological. If you check before and after ovulation, if the pelvic effusion is more than three centimeters, it is pathological and needs treatment. Pelvic effusion and ovarian cysts can be rechecked 3-7 days after the next menstrual period.

If it disappears, it is physiological. Many women who suffer from ovarian cysts choose conservative treatment with Chinese medicine. What is Chinese medicine? It is a capsule, granule, pill, etc. made of a fixed formula and a fixed dose of various Chinese medicines. They all have a common fatal point, that is, they cannot distinguish the size of ovarian cysts! If the cyst is 2 cm, take these Chinese patent medicines, and if the cyst is 5 cm, take these Chinese patent medicines. Either increase the dosage, which will lead to a corresponding increase in other unnecessary ingredients of Chinese medicine, which will produce unnecessary side effects on the human body.

Based on the patient's age, medical history and local signs, it is initially determined whether it is a solid ovarian cyst, and an estimate is made as to whether it is benign or malignant. For benign tumors, once confirmed, surgical treatment should be performed. The scope of surgery is determined based on the patient's age, fertility requirements and the condition of the contralateral ovary.

Micro-laparoscopy is the best technology for treating ovarian cysts. It does not require laparotomy or ovarian removal, and can completely peel off and remove the cyst wall. It has little trauma, less bleeding, and less postoperative adhesion, and is most suitable for emergency treatment.