Ovarian cysts are actually a normal part of being a woman and having a menstrual cycle. However multiple and/or enlarged cysts are bad news. There are basically four types of cysts:
- Functional Cysts - These cysts are quite normal and will usually dissipate on their own in a few weeks. They are caused when the ovaries produce an egg sack that does not release an egg or does release an egg but does not go away. These can continue to grow or at least stay the same size until the body destroys them.
- Endometriomas Cyst - Endometriomas occur in women who suffer from endometriosis. This condition is where tissue from the lining of the uterus forms a growth by attaching to the ovary.
- Cystadenomas Cyst - When a cyst is filled with sticky fluid it is called Cystadenomas.
- Dermoid Cyst - Dermoid cysts may contain things that do not usually occur in the ovary such as hair, bone, and cartilage.
- Grow - Enlarged cysts can be very painful. They can flare up at any time or during intercourse or during menstruation.
- Bleed - sometimes these cysts will rupture and bleed causing pain and bleeding even when not during the period.
- Twist - The presence of cysts can twist the ovary out of shape causing intense pain.
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