ovulation cyst pain

What is ovulation cyst pain?

Ovulation cyst pain refers to a type of vesicle that forms in the ovary. They form on the surface of the ovary and may rupture during ovulation. These vesicles are usually small, about 0.5-1 cm in diameter, but multiple small vesicles may form on the ovarian surface. These small vesicles may cause severe pain, usually as a dull or stabbing pain that may last for hours or days.

Why does ovulation cyst pain occur?

Ovulation cyst pain is usually caused by inflammation or infection on the surface of the ovary. These inflammations or infections may be caused by sexual behavior, irregular menstruation, infections of the reproductive organs, or other illnesses. In this case, the cyst may irritate the surface of the ovary, causing pain.

How to deal with ovulation cyst pain?

If women experience cyst pain during ovulation, it is recommended that they seek medical attention. Your doctor may recommend cyst rupture or cystectomy to eliminate the cyst and relieve pain. These surgeries are generally safe, but may cause certain physical effects.

Pain from cysts during ovulation may be a normal physiological phenomenon, but for women with more severe pain, it is recommended that they seek medical treatment in time to ensure safety and reduce pain.