What to do if you have ovarian cystic infertility?

Ovarian cystic infertility, etc. Most of these problems are related to some adverse issues. For example, patients often experience abdominal pain, constant menstruation, or worsening of the disease. In terms of treatment, it is mainly improved through surgical treatment, drug treatment and other methods to achieve the therapeutic effect.

The impact of ovarian cysts on sexual life is an important issue that female friends are particularly concerned about. With the development of today's society, the incidence of ovarian cysts is also increasing. Therefore, the impact on women's lives and physical health continues to increase.

According to infertility experts, ovarian cysts are common tumors of the female reproductive system. Normally, they do not have much impact on sexual life, but they should be avoided as much as possible. Excessive sexual activity may cause many complications, such as ovarian cyst rupture, vaginal bleeding, continuous menstruation, worsening abdominal pain, aggravation of the disease, and even increased inflammation leading to the possibility of cancer. Therefore, female friends should control their sexual activity before the treatment is fully cured to avoid other adverse consequences caused by excessive sexual activity.

Regarding the impact of ovarian cysts on sexual life, infertility experts say that the ovaries play an extremely important role in a woman's life. From puberty to before menopause, the ovaries undergo cyclical changes in morphology and function. During sexual maturity, except for pregnancy and lactation, the ovaries often repeat these cyclical changes.

Studies have found that estrogen produced by female ovaries can promote the development of female sexual characteristics, but once they mature, the generation and maintenance of their sexual desire depends only on thinking, emotions and stimulation of sexually sensitive parts, and has nothing to do with estrogen. For example, elderly women after menopause, of course, their ovaries atrophy and no longer produce estrogen, but they can still maintain their sexual desire.

However, if a woman has ovarian cysts, if she uses too much force during sexual intercourse, it may cause the ovarian cyst to rupture and her blood pressure to drop, which may be life-threatening or even cause shock.

Patients with ovarian cysts may also experience pain after intercourse. Not only that, they are likely to get infected after intercourse, which can aggravate the condition and is greatly detrimental to treatment. Therefore, it is best not to have sexual intercourse when ovarian cysts occur, and seek timely treatment, otherwise complications may occur, such as ovarian tumors, tumor pedicle torsion, cyst rupture or squeezing, etc.