B-ultrasound right adnexal cystic mass

There are two possibilities for cystic masses in the adnexal area: one is physiological and the other is nonphysiological. It is physiological and will disappear after the menstrual period is over. Physiological ones will always exist, and the characteristics of the cysts can be distinguished based on B-ultrasound description.

Treatment

Chinese medicine treatment

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that a person is a unified entity, and that changes in some organs of the human body are related to the imbalance of blood and qi in the whole body and the imbalance of the functions of the five internal organs. Therefore, the purpose of treating ovarian cysts can be achieved by adopting a dialectical treatment method, such as soothing the liver and regulating qi, tonifying the kidney and strengthening yang, strengthening the spleen and stomach, nourishing blood, tonifying yin, invigorating qi and nourishing blood, etc.

Diet therapy

1. The diet should be light in taste. It is not suitable to eat beef, shrimp, crab, squid, fish, crucian carp, etc.

2. Avoid eating spicy foods and drinks such as chili peppers, Sichuan peppers, raw onions, raw garlic, and pure grain wine.

3. Avoid eating foods that are hot, coagulating, or contain growth hormones, such as dried longan, jujube, donkey-hide gelatin cake, royal jelly, etc.

4. Eat more lean pork, chicken breast, raw eggs, eggs, carp, wild turtle, white fish, cabbage, wild rice stem, lettuce, broccoli, loofah, wax gourd, oyster mushroom, water tofu, fresh fruits, etc.

Surgery

The main treatment is surgical removal. If it is confirmed that the cyst is malignant, surgery should be performed as soon as possible, and tumor radiotherapy and cancer drug treatment should be combined. Advanced ovarian cancer should also be treated with surgery to remove most of the tumor and then radiotherapy as much as possible. Some patients still have hope of recovery; those who have been confirmed to have new microorganisms should undergo surgery to remove them as soon as possible.

During surgical treatment, different patients may have bilateral fallopian tubes, adnexa or even the entire uterus removed according to their condition; pain, ascites, intestinal or urethral obstruction, infection and other complications are very likely to occur after the operation, which will have a negative impact on the patient's postoperative recovery and mental health. In addition, traditional surgical treatment requires opening the abdomen, which is a harm to the human body, has a slow recovery and is prone to infection. The disadvantages of surgical treatment cannot be ignored.