Ovarian cystic solid masses with normal tumor markers should be evaluated by an obstetrician and gynecologist to determine whether they are benign; if they are benign, the next step should be determined according to the size of the mass; if they are malignant, surgery should be performed as soon as possible. Ovarian tumors are classified into cystic, solid and cystic-solid according to their composition, and benign, malignant and junctional according to their malignancy. Cystic solid ovarian tumors with normal tumor markers have a high possibility of being benign. For benign ovarian tumors with a size of 5cm, ultrasound can be repeated every 3~6 months, and surgery is recommended for ovarian tumors with a size of 5cm or rapid enlargement during the follow-up process, or accompanied by abdominal pain or compression of peripheral organs. Clinical common cystic solid tumors include teratoma, tubal ectopic pregnancy, corpus luteum cysts, some ovarian junctional tumors, ovarian cancer, etc. If ultrasound found ovarian cystic solid mass, it should be timely gynecological outpatient clinic consultation, and decide the next step of the treatment plan after comprehensive evaluation.