Cysts on the right side of the uterus, clinically common right ovarian cysts or fallopian tube cysts, need to distinguish whether they are physiological cysts or pathological cysts, the treatment is related to their type, size and symptoms of pressure on the surrounding tissues: 1, physiological cysts: most of them occur in the second half of menstruation, cysts caused by the formation of the corpus luteum, generally less than 5cm in diameter, no clinical symptoms will appear, patients can adhere to regular checkups, no Pathological cysts: generally larger than 5cm in diameter, can cause menstrual disorders, irregular vaginal bleeding, lower abdominal pain and other symptoms, need to be treated surgically, mostly by laparoscopic surgery, in 3-7 days of clean menstruation to do the corresponding surgical examination, and then surgical treatment. In some cases, the cysts grow faster and the cysts are larger, and the symptoms of compression of the surrounding tissues occur, or even the ovarian cysts are twisted at the tip, and the patient suddenly has severe and persistent pain in the lower abdomen, then emergency surgery is needed, and medical treatment should be sought immediately to avoid delaying the condition and endangering life. Treatment after the appearance of cysts on the right side of the uterus requires targeted treatment according to the patient’s specific condition and avoiding undesirable emotions such as excessive tension and anxiety.