What are the symptoms of a ruptured chocolate cyst?

What are the symptoms of a ruptured chocolate cyst?

Symptoms of chocolate cyst rupture usually include lower abdominal pain, anal swelling, vaginal bleeding, low fever, and abnormal menstruation.

1. Lower abdominal pain:

Chocolate cyst is a more common gynecological disease, usually caused by the migration of ectopic endometrial tissue to a location outside the uterine cavity. After the disease, the cyst will grow locally and cause pain after rupture.

2. Anal swelling:

If pelvic endometriosis occurs, rupture may cause the cyst contents to flow into the pelvic cavity and even irritate the anorectal tissue, causing local swelling.

3. Vaginal bleeding:

Rupture of a chocolate cyst can cause uterine congestion and irregular bleeding.

4. Low fever:

If you do not pay attention to personal hygiene after rupture, it may cause pelvic inflammation, and the influence of bacteria may cause the body temperature to rise to a certain point.

5. Abnormal menstruation:

After the chocolate cyst ruptures, it will also cause the endometrium to not shed normally, making menstruation unable to occur in the normal cycle.

If the patient experiences the above symptoms, he should go to the hospital for examination in time and receive treatment through cystectomy.