How do ovarian cysts form?

How do ovarian cysts form?

The main causes of ovarian cysts are acidification of body tissue fluid, endocrine disorders, hormone abuse, etc. We need to maintain a happy mood and a correct attitude, develop good living habits, and seek medical attention as soon as possible once symptoms are found.

Ovarian cysts are a common gynecological disease among women of childbearing age, but ovarian cysts are difficult to detect at first. They are generally divided into physiological cysts and pathological cysts. Some physiological cysts disappear automatically after menstruation and do not require treatment, but some physiological cysts may also become pathological and require surgical treatment.

1. Acidification of body tissue fluid: Acidification of body tissue fluid means that body cells are in acidic body fluids for a long time. When they drop to normal values, cells cannot survive, and some actively mutated cells expand rapidly to form real tumor entities.

2. Endocrine disorders: Endocrine disorders are one of the important causes of ovarian cysts. Endocrine abnormalities can also lead to the occurrence of ovarian cysts. The clinical symptoms of many patients with ovarian cysts are that the ovaries produce too much androgen, and excessive androgen is the result of abnormal synergistic effects of the endocrine system.

3. Hormone abuse: Many bad companies now add hormone substances to cosmetics and care products. If these hormone products are abused, they may also cause ovarian cysts.

In addition to the relatively common causes mentioned above, there are other possible factors, such as genetic factors. The ovaries, as female gonads, are the organs where women store eggs. The normal physiological phenomenon is that the eggs grow and mature in the ovaries, and then are released through the fallopian tubes during ovulation. The formation of cysts is that the follicles do not release eggs during ovulation, and the fluid-filled follicles in the ovaries form cysts due to pressure on both sides. Patients can be treated under the guidance of a doctor through ovarian cystectomy, ovarian crown cyst surgery and other methods.