What to do if an ovarian cyst ruptures

What should I do if my ovarian cyst ruptures?

The ovary is one of the most important organs in the female body. It is an organ that can give birth to life. However, due to many reasons, some women are also very likely to suffer from ovarian diseases. Ovarian cysts are a female disease with a high incidence rate. In addition to the great harm of ovarian cysts themselves to the female body, once an ovarian cyst ruptures, it may also directly affect the health of women, so ovarian cyst rupture is a concern for many women.

Rupture of an ovarian cyst will cause acute pain, which will slowly radiate to the patient's entire abdomen. The lumbar sacral region will also feel pain. If the patient's bleeding time increases, it will cause a drop in blood pressure, followed by dizziness, and even coma. Once female patients experience symptoms related to ruptured ovarian cysts, they should not delay and should go to the hospital for treatment in a timely manner. Immediate surgery is usually required, and the tumor should be removed at the same time. The surgery mainly requires absorbing the cyst fluid and removing these cysts, and then the patient's pelvic and abdominal cavities need to be thoroughly cleaned. If the patient bleeds a lot or has low blood pressure, surgical treatment is also required. Large amounts of intra-abdominal bleeding are likely to cause adhesion or organ damage, indirectly affecting the patient's fertility.

The problem of ovarian cyst rupture is related to the patient's long-term and large amount of estrogen stimulation. The incidence of ovarian cyst rupture in some obese women with a high-fat diet is significantly higher than that in normal women. Maintaining good eating habits in daily life can have a certain inhibitory effect on ovarian cysts. The biggest cause of cyst rupture is the patient's own ovarian congestion. If the patient's ovaries are twisted or prolapsed due to compression, it will cause ovarian congestion and lead to ovarian cyst rupture. Therefore, once an ovarian cyst ruptures, it must be treated in time to avoid worsening of the condition.