Ovarian cyst can cause menstruation to decrease

Ovarian cysts may cause menstrual loss, mainly related to hormone influence, ovarian function damage, surgical intervention, and other factors.

1. Hormone influence

ovarian cysts may affect the normal endocrine function of the ovary, resulting in hormone secretion imbalance. For example, estrogen secretion is reduced, which will directly affect the growth and shedding of the endometrium, making the endometrium thinner, resulting in reduced menstrual bleeding.

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Ovarian cysts with large impaired ovarian function or long-standing cysts may cause compression and damage to ovarian tissue, thus affecting ovarian function. After ovarian function declines, hormones cannot be produced and released normally, affecting the formation and regularity of menstruation, manifested as menstrual loss.

3. Surgical intervention

If ovarian cysts are treated because of surgery, the surgical process may cause a certain degree of damage to ovarian cortex, which may also cause menstrual loss after surgery.

4. Other factors

Some ovarian cysts may be accompanied by other gynecological problems, such as pelvic inflammation, etc., these inflammatory reactions may also interfere with the normal state of menstruation, resulting in menstrual loss.