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Ovarian Cysts: To Treat or Not?
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A cyst is a benign mass, which is a cavity filled with fluid and located on the surface of the organ. An ovarian cyst is quite common and may appear at any age. How dangerous are they?

Dr. Helga
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Dr. Helga

obstetrician-gynecologist

Where do they come from?

Generally, the causes of ovarian cysts are hormonal disorders and inflammatory processes. Additionally, an increased ovulatory load on a single ovary left by the removal of the other can provoke a cyst.

Other risk factors may provoke a cyst including reproductive disorders, early menstruation, late menopause, smoking, and a high-calorie diet.

How do I know that a cyst has appeared?

Generally, a woman will not suspect she has a cyst and will only learn about it during a routine ultrasound examination. Most often, there are no accompanying symptoms or discomfort. However, cysts may sometimes cause=== dull aching pain in the lower abdomen during intercourse or physical activity. Nausea and sharp pain in the lower...

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October 28, 2025
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