At present, there is no authoritative clinical data to show how many days the menstrual flow caused by ovarian cysts will be clean. Patients with ovarian cysts who have menstrual flow need to be judged according to the physical condition of the woman’s menstrual flow, some women may end their menstrual flow 8 days after their menstrual flow, and some patients need a longer time for the menstrual flow to be clean.
Most patients will not need treatment if they develop physiologic ovarian cysts, which will disappear within 2 to 3 menstrual cycles. If patients develop endometrioid cysts, they need to take oral short-acting contraceptive pills under doctor’s supervision, such as cotrimoxazole acetate tablets, cotrimoxazole tablets and so on.
For patients with inflammatory cysts, antibiotics such as amoxicillin and cefuroxime are needed as prescribed by the doctor. If the patient’s ovarian cyst ruptures or grows too fast, the patient needs to take ovarian cyst debridement or laparoscopic surgery to remove the cyst.
Patients with ovarian cysts need to seek prompt medical attention if they experience dribbling menstruation. Doctors will determine when menstruation should be cleared based on the nature of the ovarian cyst and the patient’s physical condition. It is recommended that patients with ovarian cysts who experience menstrual cramps should consult a doctor in a timely manner and take appropriate measures to treat the condition as prescribed by the doctor.