Uterine cyst bleeding?

Uterine cysts usually do not cause bleeding, but may cause vaginal bleeding when malignant, pedicle torsion, or rupture occurs. Uterine cysts usually do not cause bleeding, but in some cases, such as when malignant, pedicle torsion, or rupture occurs, vaginal bleeding may occur. Here is a detailed analysis of uterine cyst bleeding: 1. Common types and symptoms of uterine cysts: Mucinous cystadenoma: Serous cystadenoma: unilateral, cystic, thin-walled, smooth surface, large volume, can occur at any age, but common in 30 - 50 years old. No obvious symptoms, occasionally found in gynecological examination. Serous cystadenoma: unilateral, cystic, thin-walled, smooth surface, large volume, can occur at any age, but common in 30 - 50 years old. Chocolate cyst: is a disease of endometriosis, mostly born in women of childbearing age, can also occur after menopause. The main manifestations are dysmenorrhea, sexual pain, menstrual disorders, infertility, etc. Functional cyst: More unilateral, cystic, thin wall, smooth surface, small volume, can occur at any age, but common in 20 - 50 years old. More without obvious symptoms, occasionally found in gynecological examination. 2. Uterine cyst bleeding causes: malignant: uterine cyst malignant transformation, can invade blood vessels, leading to bleeding. Pedicle torsion: When the pedicle of uterine cyst is long, pedicle torsion can occur, leading to cyst ischemia, necrosis, and bleeding. Rupture: When uterine cyst is large, it can be caused by external force or spontaneous rupture, resulting in bleeding. 3. Diagnosis and treatment: When uterine cyst bleeding, gynecological examination, B-ultrasound, blood routine, tumor markers, etc. are required to confirm the diagnosis. Treatment: The treatment of uterine cyst bleeding depends on the size, location, symptoms, malignant tendency and other factors of the cyst. In general, smaller cysts can be reviewed regularly, larger cysts or symptomatic cysts can be treated surgically. In short, uterine cyst bleeding is a more serious situation, requiring timely medical treatment, clear diagnosis and active treatment. At the same time, patients should pay attention to personal hygiene in their daily lives, maintain good living habits, and regularly perform gynecological examinations in order to detect and treat them early. Key information: 1. Uterine cysts usually do not cause bleeding, but in some cases, such as malignant transformation, pedicle torsion or rupture, may cause vaginal bleeding. 2. The causes of uterine cyst bleeding include malignant transformation, pedicle torsion and rupture.3. Diagnosis and treatment need to consider the size, location, symptoms, malignant tendency and other factors of cyst.