An ovarian cyst is a closed baglike mass formed inside the ovary. An ovarian cyst develops during the menstrual cycle. Most cysts working as part of the process of menstruation - and these are called functional cysts. That occur during ovulation, and even disappear after a period of time. Simple cyst containing liquid or solid material when the egg is released during ovulation. Cysts can cause bleeding and pain, but can be treated with surgery. During ovulation, the hormone substance orreleased into the ovarian follicles, or small pockets where they develop their eggs. When eggs are formed follicles eventually rupture to release eggs. The small bags that carry the eggs are called the corpus luteum, but when these follicles or bags do not break, is formed as ovarian cysts. There are several types of ovarian cysts, namely:
Follicular cysts - follicle that forms when eggs containing baglike or the dough will get bigger and will not break to release the egg
Corpus Luteum Cysts - This is formed during the menstrual cycle. If the egg is not fertilized or pregnancy, the cyst goes away for a long period
Dermoid cyst - this is linked to the tissues that make up, hair, skin and teeth. It develops from ovarian germ cells are evident in adulthood.
Endometrial or chocolate cyst - forms as a result of a condition called endometriosis, ie, tissue grows outside the uterus, and when bleedingin the area where it is formed, it becomes a cyst
Cystadenomas - abnormal growths Ovarian tissue
Polycystic ovaries - if not the hair or baglike mass to explode in the ovaries. They grow in the ovaries and the formation of cysts.
Symptoms of ovarian cysts can be invisible until it was found during the medical examination. During the injury intercourse, childbirth or sexual, it can break and may show symptomsas:
Extreme pain in abdomen
Internal Bleeding
Painful intercourse
Weight gain
The inability to conceive a child
Menstrual flow
Arbour painful movement
Changes in menstrual cycle
The diagnosis of ovarian cysts include medical examination, laboratory tests and information on the patient's medical history. Laboratory tests include CBC testing and pregnancy. Diagnostic test is administered as an ultrasound, laparoscopy andx-ray.
Depending on the type, size and location of cysts treatment for ovarian cysts also consider the patient's age. By "functional cyst", the doctor may recommend waiting to see if the cyst had disappeared for a period of time, as it usually does. For the type of polycystic recipe can vary accordingly. For endometrial cysts, cystadenomas and dermoid, treatment is usually surgery. Laparoscopy is performed if the cyst
is smaller, however, if the mass ismore than two and a half inches wide, some procedures can be done to remove it. These procedures can include: ovarian cystectomy - removal of the cyst, partial oophorectomy - removal or cyst and the ovaries, bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy - removal of cysts, ovaries and fallopian tubes.
