What does ovarian cyst mean?

The tiny uterus and ovaries hide so many secrets. Ovarian cysts are a common gynecological disease, and ovarian diseases have a great tendency to corrode women's physical and mental health. Therefore, women should pay attention to prevent ovarian cysts and learn to check ovarian cysts personally.

Ovarian cysts can be divided into benign and malignant types. They can occur at any age, but are more common in people aged 20-50 years. The uterus and ovaries are the smallest organs in the body. There are various types of ovarian cysts, including general epithelial cell cysts, sex hormone interstitial cysts, somatic cell cysts and chocolate cysts. Because the early symptoms of uterine and ovarian tumors are not obvious, female friends must attach great importance to health examinations and do regular gynecological examinations. It is best for women to have a gynecological examination and pelvic ultrasound at least once a year. If symptoms such as abdominal distension, abdominal pain, and menstrual disorders occur, seek medical attention in time. Some female patients have not had gynecological examinations for many years. Only after the onset of symptoms do they discover large uterine and ovarian masses, which are very complicated to treat. This situation is caused by not paying enough attention to regular physical examinations.

Small ways for women to check for ovarian cysts:

Method: Get up in the morning, empty your bladder, lie flat on your back, bend your legs slightly, and touch your lower abdomen from one side to the other. If you find a lump that is a hard foreign body, you may suspect it is a cyst. However, if you touch the cyst or develop compression symptoms (abdominal discomfort, frequent urination, constipation), it means that the cyst has become quite large and you need to ask a gynecologist to diagnose it.

Excessive mental stress, long-term dietary structure, unhealthy lifestyle and other factors lead to excessive alkalinization of the body, reduced overall body function, resulting in kidney deficiency. The liver and kidney are homologous, and the pathological deficiency of ovarian cysts is caused by liver deficiency, which leads to slow metabolism and circulation in the lower abdomen, leading to ovarian disease and endocrine imbalance, reduced immune function, and then develops into abnormal proliferation of uterine and ovarian tissue, eventually leading to ovarian cysts and even lesions. Therefore, women should do a good job of relieving stress in their daily life, and at the same time ensure their nutrition and actively prevent ovarian cysts.