Do you remember what it felt like to not be in pain all the time? Ovarian cysts can be incredibly painful and how the doctor treats you for your ovarian cysts varies depending on what kind of cysts you have.
As you read every word of this article you will discover the different types of cysts women can have, the unique risks each one brings and options for treatment.
Almost all women will have ovarian cysts at some point in their lives, most of them will never even know about them because they will disappear on their own.
Different types of cysts will have their own characteristics, and some will be more painful than others.
Identifying the cysts is something that only a doctor can do with an ultrasound, but from there the options are up to you as you decide how you want to go about treating it.
All ovarian cysts are fluid filled sacs that develop on the ovaries, most of the time you won't even know they're there.
But unfortunately, sometimes the cysts become enlarged or rupture which is very painful.
The most common among the different types of cysts are the Corpus Luteum, and Follicular cysts.
Neither one is known to be especially painful or hard to get rid of.
Less common types of cysts that are known to be more painful are Dermoid cysts, and Endometrioid cysts.
In either case you don't want these cysts.
Recurring ovarian cysts can cause various fertility issues.
The key to a happier life when dealing with these different types of cysts is knowing how to treat them.