Is a Small Cyst in the Uterus a Serious Condition?
The occurrence of cysts in the uterus is considered a relatively serious phenomenon. If the cysts continue to grow and develop, they may cause other complications, such as abdominal pain, irregular menstruation, abnormal bleeding, etc. Therefore, it is necessary to perform color Doppler ultrasound examination in time to determine the size of the cysts. If the cysts are small, conservative treatment with medication can be adopted. After a period of medication treatment, regular follow-up examination should be conducted. If the cysts continue to increase, surgical treatment should be performed promptly.
Uterine cysts may be caused by some gynecological inflammations. In addition, cysts in the uterus may also be caused by poor living habits, resulting in hormonal imbalance and causing gynecological diseases. Uterine cysts can have a certain impact on women's lives.
The symptoms of uterine cysts include increased leucorrhea with a small amount of blood streaks, soreness and heaviness in the lower back and buttocks, a sense of falling, contact bleeding, and aggravated pain during sexual intercourse. Uterine cysts are benign lesions, and mild cases may have no symptoms and cannot be identified without gynecological examination. They are mainly caused by inflammatory stimulation and do not require treatment if they do not cause discomfort. Regular follow-up examinations are sufficient. Once symptoms appear, it indicates that the condition is already serious and requires treatment. First, use a cleanser to clean the vagina, and apply anti-inflammatory suppositories externally. Larger cysts should be considered for surgery or laser treatment. It is recommended to actively treat vaginitis and cervicitis.
