Ovarian cysts larger than 5 centimeters can be regularly reviewed if they are physiological, while in the case of pathological cysts they usually require surgery, otherwise they may cause other serious problems in the organism. Ovarian cysts are abnormal organisms that grow on the female genitals, and they come in a variety of forms and states that can have a major impact on a woman’s health. Physiological ovarian cysts are usually not detrimental to health; pathological ovarian cysts exceeding 5 centimeters usually require surgical intervention, otherwise they may rupture, torsion, etc., which can be life-threatening, and it is recommended to actively intervene with the guidance of the doctor by means of ovarian capsule removal surgery, etc., to prevent other serious problems from occurring. In addition, for the same disease, patients with different physical conditions and different stages of the disease are treated differently and should be treated in a standardized manner under the guidance of a doctor.