Actually, as strange as it may seem, but the formation of a cyst - a regular process for the female body. And most often it is a benign neoplasm resolves itself within a month, maximum - three. Most ladies do not even notice the process! However, not uncommon when a cyst grows or their (cysts) becomes much. And this is a pathology that requires professional treatment.
What are the signs warn that the female body is growing cyst / cysts?
Four of them:
1. Pain in the pelvis. It occurs in the abdomen, left or right - it does not matter (it depends on the order in which the tumor develops from the ovary). Pain does not take place during the cycle and only slightly back, taking antispasmodics. If the pain is sharp, it is necessary to address to the gynecologist or even call an ambulance. Because it can be a symptom of ovarian torsion or cyst rupture.
2. Pain during sex. If the cyst has grown to a large size, it (they) can hang in the uterus, then the deep penetration of the penis causes discomfort.
3. Frequent urination. The growing cyst or cysts put pressure on the bladder and cause a false sense of its fullness. If the toilet is often necessary to run, but without the pain, typical for cystitis, you still need to see a doctor to do an ultrasound of the ovaries.
4. Bleeding between periods. It is well known that the ovaries in the female body synthesize sex hormones (estrogens, progestins (progesterone), androgens (testosterone)) and deliver them into the bloodstream. Therefore, problems with the body (any) negative impact on hormones. Formed and growing cysts can result in either more frequent ovulation, or its total absence. In any case, as a result of bleeding occurring processes lose their regularity. But even a one-off and, in general, non-specific fault in a loop - it is an occasion for a visit to the gynecologist.
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