Recognize the "clues" of ovarian cysts

Yuanyuan's company has been promoting a "weight loss trend" recently, so Yuanyuan also joined in the fun and started a weight loss campaign. However, she has been eating significantly less than usual recently, and she also insists on climbing mountains every weekend for exercise. However, not only has her weight not dropped, but her waistline has increased significantly. When she meets her friends, they all say that she has gained weight. Moreover, since she started losing weight, Yuanyuan often feels a dull pain in her abdomen. After going to the hospital for a checkup, she was diagnosed with ovarian cysts, which shocked Yuanyuan.

Recognize the "clues" of ovarian cysts

Ovarian cysts are common in white-collar women around 30 years old. Since the ovaries are relatively small organs in the human body and are hidden deep in the pelvic cavity, early cysts are difficult to detect. As the cysts grow larger, lower abdominal discomfort and other feelings will gradually appear. Therefore, it is particularly important to recognize the "clues" of ovarian cysts.

Lower abdominal pain: When you stand up after exercise or sitting still, you may suddenly feel some pain in your lower abdomen. At this time, you should suspect ovarian cysts, because the fluid accumulated in the cysts will cause the ovaries to sag under the action of gravity, and a feeling of heaviness and pain will occur when you exercise.

Abdominal distension: During the weight loss process, not only does the weight not decrease, but the waist circumference becomes thicker and the abdomen becomes swollen. At this time, ovarian cysts should be suspected, because the thickening of the waist circumference and the swelling of the abdomen are not caused by obesity or pregnancy, but are the manifestation of the gradual growth of the cyst.

Frequent urination or difficulty urinating: When diaper rash or difficulty urinating occurs, you should actively go to the hospital for examination, because larger cysts squeezing the bladder can cause frequent urination or difficulty urinating.