Ovarian cyst can affect menstruation

Ovarian cysts

are classified into physiological and pathological types. If they are physiological, such as luteal cysts, follicular cysts, etc., they usually do not affect hormone changes in the body, so they do not cause abnormal menstruation. They often disappear naturally during the menstrual cycle and do not require special treatment. Pathological ovarian cysts may be caused by endocrine disorders, inflammation, endometriosis and other factors, they may stimulate the ovary, leading to ovarian hormone secretion decreased, and then cause menstrual cycle disorders, menstrual volume increased or decreased, menstrual period prolonged or dripping and other abnormal symptoms of menstruation.

If found ovarian cysts and affect menstruation or other related symptoms, should seek medical attention promptly, according to the doctor's advice for drug treatment or surgery.