Before removal, a staph may produce uncontrollable hemorrhage, and untimely treatment can lead to serious consequences such as shock. Therefore, after the diagnosis of staph, it needs to be cleared as soon as possible. Due to incomplete preoperative laboratory tests and lack of bed space, some patients are not immediately hospitalized for surgery. Therefore, patients need to closely observe vaginal bleeding before waiting for surgery, reduce going out, and seek medical attention immediately when bleeding increases significantly, and not to wait by luck because of long distance to the hospital or fear of trouble in the middle of the night. When staphylococcal cysts are complicated by flavinized cysts, there is a possibility of reversal of the cysts. If sudden abdominal pain occurs and keeps getting worse, you need to seek immediate medical attention to avoid twisting for too long and necrosis of the ovaries.