How to treat chocolate cysts?

Chocolate cysts are a common condition caused by the loss of endometrium and the release of endometrium into the pelvic cavity or other locations. The main manifestations of chocolate cysts include dysmenorrhea, menstrual disorders, infertility and pelvic masses. Chocolate cysts have a great impact on women's reproductive health. So how can chocolate cysts be treated?

1: Chocolate cyst is a common gynecological disease among women, which causes great harm to women. Chocolate cyst is not a tumor disease, but it can also have an impact. In severe cases, it can even lead to female infertility. Therefore, women must pay attention to this disease, be careful to prevent this disease, and never underestimate this disease.

1: 1. Electrocautery: Electrocautery is used to remove endometrial lesions.

2: 2. Local treatment: It can relieve dysmenorrhea, infertility, lumps and pelvic nodules caused by chocolate cysts.

3: 3. Surgical treatment: It is divided into conservative surgery and semi-conservative surgery. Conservative surgery can preserve the fertility of the uterus and remove or destroy the lesions; semi-conservative surgery can control pain and preserve ovarian function.

4: 4. Laparoscopic treatment: If the traditional combination of Chinese and Western medicine is not effective and the lesion is difficult to remove surgically, laparoscopic surgery can be used for treatment.

5: 5. Radical surgery: This type of surgery mainly involves a total hysterectomy, which can more thoroughly remove the lesion. Surgical treatment of ovarian chocolate cysts is currently an effective method that can increase the chance of conception.

, which is a type of endometriosis lesion. Generally speaking, due to the influence of hormones, the endometrium growing in the uterine cavity of women will fall off once a month, which is menstruation. If the shed endometrium enters the pelvic cavity or other locations at random, an ectopic cyst will occur. Because it will form a brown and sticky shape over a long period of time, it is also called a chocolate cyst.