The dangers of ovarian cyst rupture

Risks of ovarian cyst rupture:

Speaking of ovarian cysts, I believe most women are very familiar with them. Ovarian cysts are a serious gynecological disease that requires timely diagnosis and treatment. If the cyst is allowed to grow or is affected by external forces, the cyst will rupture. If the cyst ruptures, the harm is relatively large. It will not only cause widespread infection, but also easily cause miscarriage and dystocia. In severe cases, it may lead to ovarian cancer and even death.

1. Situations that cause large-scale infection

When an ovarian cyst ruptures, the fluid in the cyst will quickly flow through the patient's ovaries. If this situation is not treated in time, multiple parts of the patient's body and other organs will be infected by this fluid, thereby inducing the formation of various gynecological inflammations. Under the joint stimulation of many inflammatory diseases, the patient's own defense system will become very fragile, causing greater harm to the patient.

2. Cause miscarriage and dystocia

After an ovarian cyst ruptures, even if a woman becomes pregnant, it can lead to miscarriage and dystocia, and the probability will gradually increase. After an ovarian cyst is discovered, it should be treated as soon as possible to prevent infertility or even dystocia.

3. Inducing ovarian cancer

Because the ovaries are important organs that control female endocrine system, if the cysts rupture, the endocrine system will be in a relatively chaotic state, and the ovaries may easily enter premature aging and even lead to ovarian cancer.

4. Causes Death

If the cyst ruptures and no one else is around, it may delay the speed of treatment. When the harmful fluid in the cyst spreads rapidly and continuously in the patient's body, the normal operation of multiple tissues and organs of the patient will be greatly affected, including some malignant diseases and even death. Patients with ovarian cysts should receive treatment as soon as possible and do not let them rupture.