Ovarian cysts, Obstetrics and Gynecology FAQ

Pregnancy Concerns: Ovulation, Ovarian Cysts, and Health Implications

Pregnancy, ovulation induction injections, ovarian cysts? On December 18, my menstrual period ended, but the flow was very light. On December 19, I had intercourse with my boyfriend, who used a condom and withdrew before ejaculation. I took pregnancy tests on December 16 and Janu...

Dr. Lin Manying Reply:
Hello, in response to your questions: 1. There is no 100% certainty; if your period is 3 days late, you should take a pregnancy test. 2. Did you take any menstrual induction medication on January 6? If you have not had your period after 10 days from the first day of taking the me...

Navigating Nausea: Birth Control Side Effects vs. COVID-19 Symptoms

Nausea side effect Due to ovarian cysts and irregular menstruation (with continuous abnormal bleeding for 21 days last month), my gynecologist prescribed me birth control pills to take for one month, starting on the first day of my period. However, I was diagnosed with COVID-19. ...

Dr. Lin Xinwang Reply:
Hello: Due to abnormal bleeding, it is important to first confirm whether there is a pregnancy issue. If there is no pregnancy, you can take the contraceptive pill as scheduled. It is also common to experience side effects during the initial phase of taking the contraceptive pill...

Can Women with Ovarian Cysts Safely Consume Red Date Extract?

Is it safe to consume red date extract if I have ovarian cysts? Dear Director Huang, I have been suffering from iron deficiency anemia for a long time, with hemoglobin levels ranging from approximately 8.5 to 9 based on my lab reports. In the past two years, I was also informed ...

Dr. Huang Yuande Reply:
If the ovarian chocolate cyst is only 2 centimeters, special treatment is generally not necessary. The red date extract you consume, as long as it's not in excessive amounts, typically won't have any adverse effects.

Understanding Ovarian Cysts: Pregnancy Concerns and Menstrual Cycle Impact

Ovarian cystadenoma Hello, doctor. I would like to ask a couple of questions. I had my last sexual intercourse on October 20, but it lasted less than 10 thrusts (no ejaculation). I went to the gynecologist on October 25 and was found to have two cysts (1 cm and 1.5 cm). My normal...

Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the questioner: There is a possibility of pregnancy even if ejaculation has not occurred, as pre-ejaculatory fluid may contain sperm. It is advisable to check for pregnancy if your period is more than a week late. The menstrual cycle, ovulation timing, and hormone secretio...

Managing Abnormal Bleeding and Pain After Ovarian Surgery: Expert Insights

Abnormal bleeding from the ectopic pregnancy and post-operative internal vaginal pain? Hello Doctor, my menstrual cycle has always been regular. I underwent laparoscopic surgery for ovarian cysts two years ago, and since then, I have been taking Danazol. The size of the cysts has...

Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, you may try stopping the medication to allow your menstrual cycle to resume, and then restart the medication, which often leads to improvement. If the bleeding does not stop, it is advisable to consider changing the medication or discussing other...

Managing Medication for Ovarian Cysts: A Guide for Patients

Virtue Can and Yisde Pharmaceutical Consultation Hello, Doctor: I haven't had my menstrual period for nearly three months due to my upcoming cycle. I went to the hospital for a check-up, and the initial ultrasound suggested a possible ovarian cyst (I am still waiting for the...

Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, there is no need to take additional medication for now. Please return for your scheduled follow-up appointment and discuss it with your treating physician. Thank you! Wishing you peace and health. Dr. Chang

Understanding Ovarian Cysts: Symptoms, Risks, and Recovery After Rupture

Ovarian cystadenoma Seven months after getting vaccinated, I experienced 15 days of continuous menstruation. A gynecological examination showed no issues, but a 5 cm cyst was found on my right ovary, and I was advised to follow up in three months. After returning home, my menstru...

Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, if the cyst has ruptured and you are not experiencing significant discomfort, surgery may not be necessary. Since it was previously 5 centimeters in size and the fluid that has leaked is minimal, it can be monitored and will likely be absorbed gradually. Currently, if your...

Post-Surgery Pain Management for Endometriosis: Seeking Solutions

Postoperative pain issues after chocolate cyst surgery? I would like to consult a doctor: Two years ago, I underwent surgery for chocolate cysts, as I had five-centimeter ovarian cysts on both sides. After evaluating my condition, the doctor performed laparoscopic surgery to remo...

Dr. Cai Yonglong Reply:
It is possible that the chocolate cyst was not completely removed along with the cyst wall, leading to recurrence. It is advisable to return for a follow-up visit and undergo ultrasound or CT scan for evaluation. If symptoms are severe (and possibly unresponsive to medication), s...

Impact of Birth Control Pills on Menstrual Cycle and Ovarian Cysts

Ovarian cysts and contraceptive pills? Hello, Doctor. I would like to inquire about the effects of stopping oral contraceptives on my menstrual cycle. I have been taking oral contraceptives for a year. This month, my period started, and I began a new pack of oral contraceptives b...

Dr. Chen Zhiyu Reply:
Regarding your concerns, here is a response: Contraceptive pills are designed to achieve both contraceptive effects and ensure a smooth menstrual cycle, which makes them different from regular medications. Each course is designed to last for one menstrual cycle, so stopping after...

Understanding Ovarian Cysts: Causes, Effects on Pregnancy, and Treatment

Questions about cysts? Hello, Doctor. I would like to ask a few questions regarding cysts, thank you. 1. What are the common causes of cysts? 2. Since I am preparing for pregnancy, will cysts affect conception? 3. At what size should cysts typically be addressed? 4. Can cyst...

Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, inquirer: There are many types of ovarian cysts, each with different causes and treatment decisions, which are related to factors such as age, reproductive status, family history, medical history, and symptoms. The content on this website cannot replace a face-to-face diag...

Understanding Ovarian Tumors: Symptoms, Monitoring, and When to Seek Help

Ovarian tumor Hello Doctor, during my health check-up last May, a cyst was found on my left ovary. Three months later, during a visit to the gynecologist, it measured 4.2 cm. I have been having blood tests done, and all tumor markers were normal. I have continued to have vaginal ...

Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
You have been continuously monitored for multiple ovarian cysts, and there is a trend of gradual enlargement. Surgical treatment is recommended as the appropriate course of action.

Understanding Ovarian Cysts: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Fertility Concerns

Ovarian cystadenoma I would like to ask the doctor about an ultrasound finding of a cyst. However, the doctor was quite vague when I inquired whether it could be a chocolate cyst (I had surgery at 20 years old and I am now 47). He mentioned it is a possibility. In my previous exa...

Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, a size of 4.8 cm should be monitored, and it is unrelated to vaccination. If menstruation has occurred, there is a chance of pregnancy, but the likelihood is low. As for medication, it is likely unnecessary. Wishing you good health.

Understanding Ovarian Cysts: Causes of Pain and Symptoms Explained

Ovarian cystadenoma and ovarian cyst? During my last visit to the gynecologist after experiencing bleeding from taking the emergency contraceptive pill, a 3 cm corpus luteum cyst was found on my left ovary. Since then, I have been experiencing intermittent sharp pain in my left l...

Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. Ovarian cysts are mostly benign lesions that often resolve spontaneously; however, ovarian cysts typically do not resolve on their own and are often associated with pain during ovulation or around the menstrual period. 2. It is recommended to consult a gynecologist for examina...

Understanding Ovarian Cysts: Symptoms, Treatment, and Lifestyle Tips

Ovarian cyst On June 9th, I experienced some discomfort and a feeling of bloating in my lower left abdomen, along with discomfort while urinating. An ultrasound revealed a cyst on my left ovary measuring less than 2 centimeters. Initially, I was unaware that this issue could caus...

Dr. Huang Yuande Reply:
Generally, a small tumor of 2 centimeters is not likely to cause pain, so it may be necessary to investigate the underlying cause. It could possibly be an endometriotic lesion, so if symptoms persist, medical attention should still be sought.

Understanding Ovarian Cysts and Menstrual Irregularities

Ovarian cysts and menstrual issues? The last menstrual period started on April 28, and there was sexual intercourse on April 19 (with condom use throughout). However, the menstrual period did not arrive in May and has still not come in June. Over the past few weeks, I purchased h...

Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. For pregnancy concerns, please perform a home pregnancy test or visit a gynecologist for examination and evaluation four weeks after your most recent sexual intercourse. 2. For ovarian cyst issues, blood tests and a follow-up transvaginal ultrasound in three months are necessa...

Understanding Ovarian Cysts: Monitoring and Management for Women's Health

Ovarian cystadenoma Hello Doctor, during my health check-up last May, a cyst was found on my left ovary. After three months, I visited the gynecology department and it measured 4.2 cm. I have been getting blood tests done, and all tumor markers were normal. I continued to have va...

Dr. Huang Yuande Reply:
In general, a 4.2 cm ovarian cyst is mostly benign and can be monitored with regular follow-ups. There may be some variation in measurements, but your numbers are approximately the same, indicating that it has not grown. Therefore, regular monitoring is sufficient. If you experie...

Why Are Doctors Reluctant to Perform Internal Exams for Virgins?

Is it possible to have a pelvic examination without having engaged in sexual intercourse? Hello Doctor, I have a question that has been troubling me. When I visit obstetricians and gynecologists, they are unwilling to perform a pelvic examination and only conduct abdominal ultras...

Dr. Huang Yuande Reply:
1. A Pap smear can still be performed even if there is no sexual experience; however, if a colposcopy or hysteroscopy is performed, there is a possibility of damaging the hymen that needs to be considered. 2. Young women often experience "functional ovarian cysts," wh...

Understanding Ovarian Cysts: Chocolate Cysts and CA-125 Levels Explained

Ovarian cysts, chocolate cysts? Hello, doctor! Recently, I have been experiencing severe menstrual cramps (so intense that I roll on the floor) and I need to take painkillers just to manage sitting up. The pain starts a day before my period and lasts for two to three days (I have...

Dr. Huang Yuande Reply:
It appears more like a chocolate cyst; the actual condition still requires a urine test for confirmation. This type of cyst can vary in size, potentially becoming larger or smaller.

Understanding Lower Abdominal Pain: Ovarian Cysts, Fibroids, and More

Lower abdominal pain? On April 14, after experiencing bleeding following non-invasive sexual activity, I visited a gynecologist who informed me that I have an ovarian cyst and uterine fibroids, both currently measuring less than 3 centimeters. Additionally, there is cervical ectr...

Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. Vaginal infections can cause abnormal discharge, itching, fever, bleeding, and intermittent lower abdominal pain, which are among the most common symptoms in women. The causes are numerous, and treatment methods require comprehensive health education. It is recommended to cons...

Is It Pregnancy? Understanding Test Results and Ovarian Cysts

Is it pregnancy? Due to my girlfriend's menstrual cycle being very regular in the past, she was concerned when it was late this month. Initially, we thought it might be due to stress from her recent job change. After a week of delay, she purchased a pregnancy test, which sho...

Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, please take another pregnancy test. If the result is negative, wait another week. If your period still hasn't arrived, it is advisable to see a gynecologist. Wishing you good health.

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