There are several kinds of ovarian cysts. Most of them are benign, meaning they are not cancerous. Bleeding is not a common symptom of ovarian cysts. If you are a woman who is experiencing a bleeding cyst, you should seek out immediate medical attention.
Sometimes an ovarian cyst may rupture and bleeding is the result, but bleeding is not a common symptom of ovarian cysts in general. Ruptured cysts can cause a lot of pain and the bleeding can cause infection. Ovarian cysts can become twisted and the tissues in the abdomen can become inflamed.
Although bleeding is not a common symptom of ovarian cysts, there is a particular kind that is referred to as hemorrhagic cysts that does bleed. This type is so named because it can cause so much blood loss that there is a hemorrhage at the site of the cyst, along with severe pain. Any woman that is experiencing this hemorrhaging and pain should seek immediate medical help. A doctor will either surgically remove the cyst or will cauterize the blood supply to it to stop the bleeding. Cauterizing it means the doctor will use a heated instrument to burn off or seal off the cyst by direct heat.
Cancerous cysts do not bleed or cause hemorrhaging. Only benign cysts will do that. If there are several cysts in the lining of the uterus and outside the ovaries, the condition is called polycystic ovarian syndrome and bleeding is common with this condition. Women who have polycystic ovarian syndrome usually can not have children because they have miscarriages due to the cysts being in the uterus. Ordinary ovarian cysts do not cause bleeding as a rule and it is uncommon for bleeding to happen because of one. There are natural ways to heal cysts. However, if bleeding is happening, then a doctor really needs to be seen about it.
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