Adnexal cysts include physiological cysts such as corpus luteum cysts and follicular cysts, benign cysts such as ovarian chocolate cysts, ovarian teratomas and tubal mesosalpinx cysts, and pathologic cysts such as malignant tumors. For benign lesions, they are generally not scary, while for malignant cysts, they need to be evaluated with a comprehensive assessment of the history, symptoms, and type of pathology. 1. For physiological cysts, they will change with the menstrual cycle and disappear on their own after menstruation; for coelom, teratoma, tubal cysts, most of them are benign lesions, which need to be surgically stripped off by regular review of gynecological ultrasound when necessary. 2. For the echo is not uniform, there is separation, the presence of papillae within the capsule, there is blood flow of cysts should be alert to the occurrence of malignant lesions, at this time for the patient should not be overly panicked, need to be combined with the history of the symptoms and pathology of the type of comprehensive assessment, under the guidance of the doctor to standardize the treatment. For the examination of patients found adnexal cysts, it is recommended that patients go to the gynecology department of regular hospitals, improve gynecological ultrasound, tumor markers and other relevant examinations, to clarify the cause of the disease under the guidance of doctors and active treatment.