What to do if an ovarian cyst grows

Ovarian cysts are a common gynecological disease, common in adolescent women or women who have not given birth. Ovarian function is impaired, and active lumps will also occur, accompanied by abdominal pain and other discomfort symptoms. Ovarian cysts should not be ignored. When the cysts grow larger, treatment needs to be started quickly. What are the methods for treating ovarian cysts?

1. Treatment with traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions:

White mustard seed and kelp soup can be used to treat various gynecological diseases, improve the condition of patients with ovarian cysts, and relieve abdominal pain, bloating, menstrual cycle disorders and other discomforts. This prescription is composed of white tuckahoe, sapodilla thorn, white mustard seed, kelp and other ingredients, but for patients with yang deficiency, aconite and cinnamon can be added to consolidate the efficacy of the prescription. Generally, one dose is used per day.

2. Single drug treatment:

Progesterone capsules are a type of progesterone drug, which is clinically used to treat threatened abortion or habitual abortion. They can also reduce the harm of ovarian cysts and help women restore ovarian function. Patients take the medicine once a day, and if necessary, they need to take it for 22 consecutive days, but the dosage should be arranged reasonably. If the patient feels tired or has a fever after taking the medicine, he should notify the attending physician.

3. Surgical treatment:

If the cyst continues to grow and has reached more than 5 cm, it is easy to affect the ovarian function. Surgery is required according to the characteristics of the cyst. Salpingo-oophorectomy and ovarian cystectomy are good options. Most patients can recover after surgery, but they should pay more attention to rest and avoid excessive fatigue to avoid affecting the recovery of ovarian function.

Here we introduce the treatment methods of ovarian cysts, reminding all women to pay attention to the health of ovarian function, pay attention to the occurrence of cysts, and give drug treatment after the onset of the disease. For larger cysts, surgical treatment is required, and quick surgery can improve the patient's condition. After surgery, patients should pay attention to the hygiene of the wound area and maintain good hygiene habits.