Whether the ruptured corpus luteum can heal on its own depends on the degree of rupture, and cannot be generalized. If the rupture is only a slight transitory pain and lower abdominal cramping, it may indicate that the rupture is relatively small, under the guidance of the doctor to carry out anti-inflammatory treatment, while more bed rest, the rupture can be self-healing; if there is obvious pain on one side of the lower abdomen and progressive aggravation, anal cramping, and even nausea, vomiting, etc., it may indicate that the rupture is larger and there is bleeding, this can not be self-healing, need to perform The laparoscopic luteal cyst debridement is needed to suck out the large area of blood in the pelvic cavity, otherwise it will cause infection in the pelvic cavity and even hemorrhagic shock, infertility and other situations. In case of ruptured corpus luteum, you should go to gynecology department for abdominal ultrasound examination in time, and avoid strenuous exercise or excessive physical labor, and be gentle when having sex.