The left ovary shows gross glass-like changes, which generally represents local tissue necrosis and edema, and usually requires surgical treatment. The left ovary is already showing gross glass-like changes, indicating that the lesion is already more serious, the local tissue of the ovary is grayish-white, edema is obvious, and soft, the tissue cells are more necrotic, and the homogeneous and transparent material can be seen, and the boundaries with the surrounding tissues are obvious. The deformation of ovarian tissue is heavy, drug treatment is often ineffective, and surgical treatment by specialized physicians is often required. The common surgical methods for ovarian cysts are divided into: ovarian cyst removal on the affected side, adnexectomy, ovarian cyst removal, total hysterectomy, etc. The common surgical routes for ovarian cysts are divided into: open surgery, transvaginal surgery, laparoscopic surgery, etc. A series of examinations need to be done before the surgery, to clarify the specific condition, in order to determine the best surgical plan. Ovarian cysts are best treated in time, especially in patients with gross vitreous changes, otherwise complications will occur, such as: ovarian tip torsion, ovarian rupture, infection, and even malignant changes.