In fact, ovarian cysts are fluid-filled cysts in or on the surface of the ovaries (ovaries) on either side of the uterus.
- Traumatic pelvic pain can spread
Pelvic pain before menstruation or sex (Dyspareunia)
Nausea and feeling full in the abdomen
Frequent or difficult urination
- Sudden abdominal pain and nausea and fever
- Mostly it grows up calmly
B) Reason:
The causes of the disease vary according to the type of cyst:
1. Follicular cyst: Because it does not release an egg.
2. Corpus luteum cyst: The egg is released, but the hole is closed.
Both types of cysts (1 and 2) do not go away, they will disappear within the next few months.
3. Dermoidcysts: composed of other tissues, such as hair, skin or teeth ... This is rarely the case with cancer.
4. Cystadenomas: composed of thick mucus coming from the ovarian tissue
5. Endometriomas: are composed of thick menstrual blood that comes from the body of the testicles and grow out of the womb.
C) Consequences:
Tumors in older women after menopause can cause cancer.
Ovarian cyst Torsion is a cyst that causes cramps.
Ovarian cyst rupture is a ruptured cyst that causes severe abdominal cramps and bleeding in the abdomen.
D) Treatment:
Treatment depends on the symptoms, age, type of woman and size
- Normal cases (Follicular cyst and Corpus luteum cyst): The patient does not require surgery.
In severe cases surgery is required
Ap Laparotomie surgery
Ap Laparoscopic surgery: A minimally invasive surgery is less painful and can be returned home sooner.
Both surgeries are especially important for women by keeping their uterus, especially for younger women, able to have children later.
If you have any of these problems, please come to Calmette Hospital, where there is a specialist and adequate means of diagnosing and diagnosing cysts for appropriate treatment.
