Expert introduction: What are benign ovarian cysts?

We know that although benign ovarian cysts are a bad disease for patients, it is also good news. Many patients do not know what kind of ovarian cysts are benign and what kind of ovarian cysts are malignant. In view of this situation, the following is the expert's answer, I hope it will be helpful to you.

When talking about benign ovarian cysts, the first thing to talk about is serous cystadenoma, which is common in women aged 30-40 and accounts for about 23% of benign ovarian tumors. Most of them are unilocular and cystic, containing straw yellow or brown thin fluid.

Mucinous cystadenoma is common in women aged 30-50 years, accounting for 15%-20% of benign tumors. It is usually unilateral and multilocular, and the cyst is filled with viscous jelly-like substances. Mucinous cystadenoma can grow into the largest type of tumor. If the cyst wall ruptures, the cyst contents flow into the abdominal cavity and can be implanted on the peritoneum, forming peritoneal myxoma and causing adhesions that are difficult to remove.

Benign cystic teratoma, also known as dermoid cyst, is a benign ovarian cyst, accounting for about 15% of all primary ovarian tumors, and is more common in women of childbearing age. Dermoid cysts contain bones and teeth, which can be shown on X-rays.

Benign ovarian tumors grow slowly, are small in the early stages, and are asymptomatic. They can only be detected during a gynecological examination or B-ultrasound examination, and appear as a painless mass or lump in the lower abdomen.

I hope the answers from the experts above will be helpful to you. If you find out that you have a benign ovarian cyst during the examination, I believe you will be very happy, but you should also be prepared for long-term treatment. Because if it is not properly treated, it may lead to malignancy. I wish you a speedy recovery!

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