What are the symptoms of ovarian chocolate cyst?

What are the symptoms of ovarian chocolate cysts?

The chocolate cyst commonly referred to usually refers to the ovarian chocolate cyst, which is caused by the endometrium dispersed by menstruation retrogradely entering the pelvic cavity to form a cyst. The cyst will grow larger with each menstrual cycle. Its shape is very similar to chocolate, so it is called a chocolate cyst. Although the chocolate cyst will grow larger, it usually does not worsen.

If the diameter of the ovarian chocolate cyst is less than 5 cm, it will appear, but abdominal pain may occur in the early stage of chocolate cyst. However, since dysmenorrhea is a very common disease, it is often ignored. As the disease progresses, irregular menstruation may occur, accompanied by multi-colored yellow leucorrhea. Patients with chocolate cysts may also become infertile, which has attracted people's attention.

The cause of ovarian chocolate cysts is still uncertain, but it may be closely related to miscarriage or hysteroscopic surgery. The treatment of ovarian chocolate cysts is also relatively complicated, and more attention should be paid to prevention in daily life. First of all, you should maintain a pessimistic mood, stop physical exercise more often, and strengthen your immune system. But during menstruation, you should pay attention to rest and avoid excessive exercise and physical labor. If the diameter of the ovarian chocolate cyst is less than 6 cm, you can temporarily not treat it, but you should review it in time to avoid further enlargement.