The cyst recurred after removal

If a cyst recurs after being removed, it is usually because the root was not completely removed, the infection was not thoroughly controlled, or there were long-term irritants that caused the cyst. Treatment requires choosing the appropriate method based on the cause, and providing more comprehensive care and prevention.

The main causes of cyst recurrence may include genetic factors, local environmental stimulation, chronic inflammation, abnormal hormone secretion, etc. If the cyst wall or diseased tissue of the cyst is not completely removed, a small amount of lesions may still remain after the operation, which will become the root cause of recurrence. If the wound is not handled properly during healing, bacterial infection will occur, which will also increase the risk of recurrence. For example, if the entire cyst wall of a sebaceous cyst is not removed, it may grow repeatedly, and ovarian cysts are also prone to recurrence due to fluctuations in the patient's physiological hormones. In terms of treatment, adjustments need to be made according to the specific situation. For example, skin cysts can be removed by laser, surgical removal and suppuration control, and ovarian cysts may be solved through minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery and drugs to regulate hormone levels.

In order to reduce the risk of cyst recurrence, patients need to pay attention to postoperative care and recovery, and take measures to improve their lifestyle. Keep the wound dry to avoid infection, follow the doctor's postoperative instructions for regular check-ups; in terms of diet, eat more foods rich in vitamin C, such as tomatoes and strawberries, to promote tissue repair. Reduce high-sugar and high-fat diets to prevent stimulation of sebum secretion. At the same time, avoid repeated local friction or irritation, such as wearing tight jewelry. For special pathological cysts that may recur, such as polycystic ovary syndrome, patients need to adjust hormone levels for a long time under the guidance of a doctor and follow up on time to detect abnormalities. If the recurrence is obvious, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible to avoid delaying the condition and affecting your health.