What are the early symptoms of ovarian cysts and what causes them?

What are the early symptoms of ovarian cysts? How are they caused?

1. Ovarian cysts usually have no particularly obvious symptoms. Some people may experience increased vaginal discharge, abdominal pain, frequent urination, back pain, fatigue, menstrual disorders, etc. If the cyst is relatively large, you may also feel dull pain or swelling in the lower abdomen or back.

2. Whether the surgery is professional or not will directly affect the recurrence rate of ovarian cysts after surgery. We should choose professional treatment methods and actively do a good job in preventing the recurrence of ovarian cysts so as to be prepared.

Endometrial implantation theory: Sampson first proposed that endometrial fragments fall off during menstruation, enter the abdominal cavity through the fallopian tubes, and implant in the ovaries and adjacent pelvic peritoneum, where they grow and spread and develop into endometriosis. Women with reproductive tract malformations or obstructions often have endometriosis, indicating that menstrual blood reflux can lead to endometrial implantation. Repeated or overly rough gynecological double diagnosis squeezes the endometrium into the fallopian tubes, leading to abdominal implantation.

The fallopian tube smooth test ventilation, fluid circulation and contrast surgery procedures are not standardized, and endometrial fragments are pressed into the abdominal cavity through the fallopian tube, resulting in abdominal implantation. Endometriosis occurs in the abdominal wall incision endometriosis or perineal wound after delivery. The surgical staff brings the endometrium to the incision, resulting in iatrogenic implantation. Uterine contents overflow into the abdominal cavity during cesarean section and cesarean section. When suturing the uterine incision, the suture passes through the endometrial layer.