Ovarian cysts are products of failed or disordered ovulation, for reasons presently unknown. An ovarian cyst may be asymptomatic or may cause variable pelvic pain.
Women with moderate disease can expect pregnancy success rates of around 60%, whereas in women with more severe disease the rate is around 35%. If a pregnancy does not occur within 2 years of surgery for endometriosis, the chances of success are poor, and referral for in-vitro fertilisation should be madeOvarian cysts cannot be prevented.
Fortunately, the vast majority of cysts don’t cause any symptoms, are not related to cancer, and go away on their own.
Ovarian cysts are often caused by hormone imbalances and insulin resistance.Medications are also used to relieve symptoms or to shrink these benign tumors, some with side effects not acceptable to many women. However, when no symptoms are present, one could live with cysts/fibroids for life without serious problems, because most likely, these tumors are benign and cause no real danger.
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