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    This document discusses the pathophysiology of ovarian cysts. It outlines modifiable lifestyle factors and non-modifiable hereditary factors that can increase risk. The key physiological process described is abnormal proliferation of ovarian follicles, where they fail to ovulate or undergo atresia and instead continue growing into large cysts of up to 15cm in diameter, which puts the individual at risk of rupture and potential infection due to a decreased immune system response.

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    This document discusses the pathophysiology of ovarian cysts. It outlines modifiable lifestyle factors and non-modifiable hereditary factors that can increase risk. The key physiological process described is abnormal proliferation of ovarian follicles, where they fail to ovulate or undergo atresia and instead continue growing into large cysts of up to 15cm in diameter, which puts the individual at risk of rupture and potential infection due to a decreased immune system response.

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    This document discusses the pathophysiology of ovarian cysts. It outlines modifiable lifestyle factors and non-modifiable hereditary factors that can increase risk. The key physiological process described is abnormal proliferation of ovarian follicles, where they fail to ovulate or undergo atresia and instead continue growing into large cysts of up to 15cm in diameter, which puts the individual at risk of rupture and potential infection due to a decreased immune system response.

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    CHAPTER V

    PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

    Modifiable Factor: Non-modifiable Factor:


    Lifestyle Hereditary

    Hormonal
    Increase
    Imbalance Increase HCG
    estrogen

    Increased Luteneizing
    Hormone

    Hyperstimulation
    of ovaries

    Abnormal Proliferation of
    follicle

    Follicles fail to ovulate and


    fail undergo atresia and
    continue to grow

    Cyst grow in size up to 15cm


    in dm

    Rupture of the cyst

    Decrease immune
    system

    Infection

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