The size of an ovarian cyst is something that will mean a lot to the individual that has the cyst, especially if it is a large ovarian cyst. The size of the cyst will tell a lot about the type of cyst, the symptoms the patient will experience, as well as the most likely future treatment plans. It is also important to consider that a cysts is not normally considered large until it has reached 2 1/2 inches.

There are several types of cysts that tend to become larger. One of these types is a Corpus leteum cyst, which can grow to the size of 3-4 inches. These cysts can become very painful, as well as rupture and cause other problems for the patient and should be monitored very carefully.

朱古力瘤手術, or endometriomas, are other forms of cysts that can become large. These cysts are formed when a part of the uterine tissue grows on the ovaries. They become blood filled and if they cannot bleed, will become larger and larger and possibly rupture and cause large amounts of pain.

Cystadenomas grow on the outer surface of the ovaries and can cause some issues when they become large and press on other abdominal organs. These cysts also have the possibility of rupturing.

Large cysts tend to be found on women that are older, and while the presence of cancerous cells is a concern, it is still not common. More often these cysts are often monitored unless they cause extreme discomfort. In these cases they can be removed surgically.