What are the symptoms of malignant chocolate cyst?

Chocolate cyst is not actually a tumor. This disease is common in middle-aged women in their thirties and forties. However, because it can have adverse effects on women's reproductive health, treatment cannot be ignored, including drug treatment, local treatment or surgical treatment.

1. Chocolate cyst is a "lump" but not a "tumor". It is endometriosis and is more common in middle-aged women in their thirties and forties. Under normal circumstances, the endometrium grows in the uterine cavity and is affected by sex hormones in the body, shedding once a month to form menstruation. If the endometrial fragments shed during menstruation flow back through the fallopian tubes into the pelvic cavity with menstrual blood and attach to the surface of the ovaries or other parts of the pelvic cavity, ectopic cysts will form. This ectopic endometrium is also affected by sex hormones and sheds and bleeds repeatedly with the menstrual cycle.

2. In addition to causing women extreme pain during each menstrual period, the biggest trouble caused by chocolate cysts is infertility. Because it can damage tissues in the body. If it is near the stomach and intestines, it will cause diarrhea and stomach pain. If it is in the ovaries, it will affect the function of the ovaries and fallopian tubes and cause inyun. Severe chocolate cysts can even fundamentally subvert women's natural duty as mothers. Ovarian chocolate cyst is the most difficult benign tumor to treat. It adheres everywhere and moves everywhere. The condition gets worse with every menstruation. It is easy to relapse after treatment and is difficult to cure.

3. Treatment of chocolate cyst

1. Drug treatment: Chinese medicine [Cyst-Fu Fang-Diet Patch] follows the principles of traditional Chinese medicine and adopts the method of external treatment for internal diseases. It is directly applied to the skin of the affected area and absorbed through the skin to reach the affected area, thereby treating both the symptoms and the root cause of ovarian cysts. It is the only choice for the treatment of ovarian cysts.

2. Local treatment: mainly used for dysmenorrhea, infertility, pelvic nodules and masses

3. Electrocautery therapy: mainly used for surgical removal of part of the endometriosis lesions.

4. Surgical treatment: Conservative surgery to remove or destroy the lesion and preserve fertility; semi-conservative surgery to control pain and preserve ovarian function; therapeutic surgery to perform total hysterectomy and bilateral adnexectomy and remove the lesion as much as possible;

5. Treatment combining traditional Chinese and western medicine: Suitable for patients with extensive lesions, tight adhesions, and those that are difficult to completely remove by surgery.