The majority of small ovarian cysts do not appear to be distended, then when the ovarian cysts are relatively large will lead to distension and pain in the lower abdomen, it is recommended that clinical surgery be given as soon as possible, most of them can be laparoscopic surgery, but of course, depending on the specific situation, open surgery can also be used. The removed cysts must be sent to pathology for laboratory tests, because the final clinical diagnosis is based on pathology, so women are advised to have regular gynecological examinations, and if cysts are found and there are indications for surgery, surgery is actively given for treatment. The majority of ovarian cysts are benign, but some may become malignant, so for pathological cysts, early surgery is recommended to give the appropriate treatment, and regular post-operative review is also necessary.