Dear women, let's talk about ovarian cysts.

The cysts on your ovaries look like thin sacs filled with fluids that develop inside or on the surface of the ovaries.

About 70% of women develop ovarian cysts at least once in their lifetime. Inside the pelvis, our uterus holds two almond shaped ovaries. In fertile years, ovaries envelop eggs in a fluidic space called follicle. The follicle keeps the egg for a while and then pushes it into a fallopian tube once a month. Now if this follicle decides not to release the egg, it grows bigger and turns into a follicle cyst.

There’s also something called corpus luteum cyst, which is a cavity formed due to follicle rupture that releases the egg. Another rare form of cyst is called dermoid cyst. These are formed when unfertilized eggs start dividing in ovaries.
If cysts are small, they vanish on their own in a few weeks. But larger cysts can bleed, cause pelvic pain, irregular period, bloating stomach, lower back pain and decrease fertility.

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