Ovarian Cysts
 

Ovarian cysts are never considered a problem as long as your eggs are matured and the follicle gets ripened to the optimum size and ruptured at the right time. But when the ovulation process is disrupted, you may have irregular or no menstrual cycles. It is required to consult a doctor and follow proper procedures when you are trying to get pregnant. It is always better to follow the doctor’s advice than taking any supplements or medicines to cure Ovarian cysts.

You're describing only one type of cyst, Snuggy, which happens in connection with the release of an egg. There are other kinds of cysts, many of which cause extreme pain continually, and are not necessarily related to a certain phase of the menstrual cycle.

Errant endometrial tissue (escaped cells from the inner lining of the uterus) often cause cysts, and they are not limited to the ovary. They can occur on the uterus and other pelvic and abdominal organs. This is a result of endometriosis.

Dermoid cysts are often overlooked, and are usually not a problem as long as they remain small. But sometimes dermoid cysts can grow to grapefruit-sized lumps which can cause pain and interfere with reproduction.