The time for cysts to disappear is closely related to the pathological nature of the cyst and the size of the cyst, and cannot be generalized. For physiological ovarian cysts, no treatment is needed. With the change of menstrual cycle and physiological cycle, the cysts will subside by themselves. Ovarian cysts are tumors that occur in the ovaries and are classified as benign and malignant. The causes are often related to heredity, endocrine factors, lifestyle and environmental factors. For the treatment of ovarian cysts, physiological cysts do not need treatment, and the main treatment for pathological cysts is surgery. For small benign cysts, especially small, simple cystic tumors caused by endocrine factors or cysts caused by inflammatory changes, Chinese medicine is usually a better auxiliary treatment. The vast majority of cysts require surgical treatment to be clinically cured, and TCM is only used as an adjunctive treatment. Therefore, once a cyst is detected, it should be promptly examined for etiology and individualized treatment plan should be carried out accordingly. After cyst patients take medicines for activating blood circulation and removing blood stasis, they should pay attention to the changes in their color, mental state, pulse, respiration, blood pressure, menstruation, etc., as well as the temperature of the limbs, the amount of blood in the excreta, and if necessary, leave the stools to send for the detection of occult blood. If there are symptoms of aura of bleeding and possible intracavitary hemorrhage, the medication should be stopped and bed rest should be provided.