Symptoms of lutein cyst

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Flavin cyst is a comprehensive name, including luteal cyst, corpus albugineum cyst and theca luteum flavin cyst. Theca lutein cysts are often associated with hydatidiform mole and choriocarcinoma. Huang Xiu cyst is caused by the appearance of the corpus luteum does not subside or intracapsular rebleeding, while Huang Xiu cyst is caused by the presence of pathological high gonadotropin, which is closely related to hydatidiform mole and choriocarcinoma. It is understood that the clinical manifestations of lutein cyst in early pregnancy can often be combined with luteal cyst, generally without conscious symptoms, hiding in the routine gynecological examination found. What are the symptoms of lutein cyst? Let's talk about it

Symptoms of lutein cyst

The clinical manifestations of lutein cyst in early pregnancy can often be combined with corpus luteum cyst, generally without conscious symptoms, which is often found in routine gynecological examination. It should not be misdiagnosed as ovarian cystadenoma and removed. In the non pregnancy period, the endocrine activity of corpus luteum cyst can cause the delay of menstrual cycle, and then appear continuous or irregular uterine bleeding. Before curettage, the endometrium sometimes showed decidual changes. Sometimes the lower abdomen of the affected side has a little dull pain.

Flavin cyst can occasionally occur pedicle torsion or rupture, rupture can cause pelvic bleeding, the general amount of bleeding is not much. Leukocele has no hormone function, generally does not cause symptoms, can disappear. Luteinized follicle cyst complicated with hydatidiform mole can subside spontaneously. After normal pregnancy, invasive hydatidiform mole or choriocarcinoma will disappear naturally.

Ovarian luteinized cysts generally do not produce symptoms, and occasionally cause acute abdominal pain due to acute torsion. Luteinized cysts tended to subside within 7-4 months with the decrease of hCG level after removal of the fetal mass. Luteinized cysts are usually bilateral and may exist independently in one ovary. The diameter of smaller cysts is 3 cm, while the diameter of larger cysts is 15-20 cm. Polycystic septation, uneven surface, lobulated, thin wall, containing clear liquid. As the wall is thin, it may crack with a little pressure. On the section, the cyst is atrial, and the cavity is often filled with clear to light yellow to brown liquid, with a layer of yellow jelly like substance in the cyst.

matters needing attention

Flavin cysts generally do not need to be treated, but should be closely followed up, most of them can disappear by themselves. Irregular uterine bleeding can be treated as dysfunctional uterine bleeding. When single ovarian cyst with yellow cyst wall is found in laparotomy for other reasons, we should consider whether it is corpus luteum cyst or other cyst according to the possibility of pregnancy. When pregnancy is excluded and the diagnosis is uncertain, enucleation of cyst is feasible.