The symptoms of gynecological cysts are related to the location and size of the cysts, and some have no obvious symptoms. Gynecological cysts can mainly occur in the vulva, such as the more common vestibular gland cyst, if the cyst is small, a lump can be touched in the labial area, if the cyst is large or even purulent, one side of the labia is enlarged and a lump with fluctuating sensation can be touched, the patient will feel pain in the vulva, some will affect walking and the pain will increase when walking; if the cyst occurs in the cervical area, that is, cervical nuchal If the cyst occurs in the cervical area, that is, cervical nuchal translucency, the patient may have no obvious symptoms, some of them are found during gynecological checkups, and some patients may show increased vaginal or cervical discharge or odor, and the cyst is found in the cervical area during gynecological checkups. If the size of the cyst is within 5 cm and the tumor marker CA-125 is normal, it can be reviewed regularly for three months. If the cyst is larger or more than 5 cm, some patients can show abdominal pain, dysmenorrhea, infertility and frequent urination. Therefore, gynecological cysts can be asymptomatic or may have different symptoms depending on the growth of cysts in different parts of the body and the size of the cysts.