The rupture of ovarian cysts is usually not serious, but the rupture of ovarian cysts is more serious, as the ovaries are twisted by gravity, which can lead to blood circulation disorders and necrosis, which can be life-threatening in serious cases. If the ovarian cyst is malignant, the rupture is more serious. After the rupture of the cyst, the cancer cells can spread and form metastasis to other parts of the body or the whole body, which will affect the patient more and have a poor prognosis. Ovarian cysts should be operated as early as possible to avoid rupture and cyst tip torsion and necrosis.