What are the dangers of physiological ovarian cysts?

What are the dangers of physiological ovarian cysts?

The hazards of physiological ovarian cysts are mainly as follows:

Physiological ovarian cysts are divided into tumorous ovarian cysts and non-tumorous ovarian cysts. The physiological ovarian cysts we are talking about are mostly non-tumorous ovarian cysts, which rarely exceed 5 cm in diameter. However, patients generally cannot confirm whether they are tumorous cysts, so they still need timely treatment once discovered.

1. Lower abdominal discomfort: mainly manifested as symptoms of ovarian cysts before the patient touches a lower abdominal mass.

2. Female infertility: Ovarian cysts can lead to loss of ovarian function, thereby losing the ability to lay eggs and ovulate, leading to female infertility, but it has nothing to do with the size of the ovarian cyst.

3. Compression symptoms: Pay attention to the symptoms of giant ovarian cysts, which can cause dyspnea and palpitations. Ovarian tumors with large amounts of ascites can also cause symptoms of ovarian cysts.

4. Menstrual disorders: Generally, ovarian or even bilateral ovarian cysts will not cause menstrual disorders because they do not destroy normal ovarian tissue. Ovarian cysts will change the distribution of pelvic blood vessels and cause endometrial congestion, which is one of the most common symptoms of ovarian cysts.