What are the common symptoms of chocolate ovarian cysts?

Chocolate cysts are "lumps" but not "tumors". They are a type of lesion called endometriosis. They occur frequently in most women. This disease should be detected and treated as soon as possible. However, many women do not know what their symptoms are. What are the common symptoms of chocolate ovarian cysts?

Ovarian cysts are a broad category of ovarian tumors that can occur at any age, but are most common between the ages of 20 and 50. Common symptoms of ovarian chocolate cysts include:

1. Dysmenorrhea: Dysmenorrhea is the most obvious symptom of endometriosis;

2. Pain during sexual intercourse: Patients with ovarian chocolate cysts may experience pain during sexual intercourse, which may be accompanied by punctate bleeding;

3. Touchable tender nodules: Some patients with ovarian chocolate cysts can touch tender nodules on the uterorectal fossa or sacroiliac ligament;

4. Sudden severe abdominal pain: It is mainly manifested by sudden and persistent severe pain in the lower abdomen, but without abnormal vaginal bleeding. The pain usually starts from one side and then spreads to the entire lower abdomen. The degree of severe cracking is often greater than that of gynecological acute abdomen caused by other reasons, and is often accompanied by peritoneal irritation symptoms, such as muscle tension and rebound pain.

The care measures for chocolate ovarian cysts are as follows

1. The diet should be light and nutritious, correct partial eating and abnormal eating habits, and avoid eating stimulating foods, seafood, etc.

2 Suitable foods: milk, spinach, yam, cabbage, rapeseed, mushrooms, lean meat, eggs, crucian carp, apples, pears, dates, peanuts, etc.

3 Taboo foods: crab, hairtail, herring, goose, dog meat, chili pepper, raw onion, raw garlic, longan, orange, white wine, etc.

4 Avoid high stress and mental stimulation, stay optimistic and get enough sleep.