Ovarian cysts are one of the leading diagnoses made in patients applying to gynecology outpatient clinics. Although most of these are benign ovarian cysts, the most fearful thing is the possibility of them turning into cancer or already becoming cancer.
Ovarian cysts can be roughly classified as benign, malignant and borderline malignant.
Although treatment options vary depending on age and the nature of the cyst, most of them will disappear on their own with regular follow-up.
Some ovarian cysts, which are thought to be benign, rarely disappear on their own and may even cause pain, rapid growth, torsion (disruption of circulation by turning around themselves). Small and painless ovarian cysts are sometimes noticed only during examination, without giving any symptoms. Therefore, it is important for women who do not have any complaints to have regular gynecological check-ups.
We know that most ovarian cysts disappear spontaneously without requiring any treatment.
Herbal-containing cures are accidentally beneficial for these cysts that are likely to disappear. It can be perceived as such. Based on our current medical knowledge, we think that herbal treatments should be approached very cautiously, especially in terms of delaying a possible cancer treatment.
Ovarian Cyst Symptoms
Since the abdominal cavity is very large. Ovarian cysts do not cause symptoms unless they reach very large sizes. Those that do cause symptoms mostly cause vague complaints such as menstrual irregularity, groin pain, feeling of bloating and frequent urination.
-Menstrual irregularity
-Groin pain
-Bloating
-Frequent urination.
Malignant ovarian cysts cause complaints such as rapid weight change, loss of appetite, easy fatigue and weakness.
Ovarian cysts. Closed system operation (laparoscopy) is the most recommended method in surgical treatment. Cysts are removed with thin instruments by entering through the belly button. At the same time, some cysts that are known to be benign can also be drained from the vagina with a needle. These procedures can be performed daily and integrated into our daily routines. These are the practices that we can turn to.
The treatment and operation of ovarian cancers are much more detailed and extensive, and then auxiliary methods such as chemotherapy are added to the treatment.
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