Post Date July, 30 2023
Ovarian cyst is a familiar gynecological disease, and its incidence rate is also relatively high. Physiological Ovarian cyst is also a common condition. After it appears, we need to check it and treat it reasonably according to its situation.
Physiological Ovarian cyst
The so-called physiological period Ovarian cyst refers to the Ovarian cyst that only occurs in the female ovulation cycle. At this time, there are easy constant liquids in the follicles and corpus luteum of the female ovary. These liquids will form follicular cysts or corpus luteum cysts, but when the physiological cycle has passed, it will shrink or disappear.
The symptoms of physiological Ovarian cyst mostly include abdominal pain, increased leucorrhea, yellow color, abnormal menstruation and other symptoms. In addition, there is usually a solid and painless swelling in the abdomen, and sometimes the life of couples will be painful. When the cyst affects hormone production, physiological Ovarian cyst symptoms such as irregular vaginal bleeding and hair increase may occur. When the cyst twists, there are severe abdominal pain, abdominal tent, dyspnea, loss of appetite, nausea, fever and other physiological Ovarian cyst symptoms. Larger cysts will cause compression near the bladder, causing physiological Ovarian cyst symptoms of frequent urination and Dysuria.
How big is the physiological Ovarian cyst
Generally speaking, the symptoms of physiological Ovarian cyst, such as the diameter of the cyst is less than 5 cm, and there is no evidence of tumor, most of them are functional physiological Ovarian cyst, which can be closely followed up, that is, once every 2-3 months, and then adjust the inspection interval according to the situation to shrink or increase after 4-6 weeks, so the possibility of functional cysts is high.
Precautions for physiological Ovarian cyst
1. In daily life, one should pay attention to one's own health. If abnormal phenomena such as paroxysmal abdominal colic are found, one should promptly go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment if the cause is found.
2. Patients with cysts should pay attention to their dietary hygiene and avoid eating too greasy things. The accumulation of fat can affect wound healing and weaken the body's resistance to bacteria.
3. Moderate consumption of vegetables and fruits, which are rich in vitamins and minerals, can improve the body's resistance, help wound healing, and pay attention to drinking plenty of water.
4. Avoid high levels of tension or excessive mental stimulation, maintain optimistic emotions, and get sufficient sleep.
