Ovarian teratomas cannot be eliminated by medication, as it is ineffective. Ovarian teratomas are a type of ovarian germ cell tumor. They can be classified as mature ovarian teratomas, also known as dermoid cysts, which are benign tumors. These cystic teratomas are multilocular, and their ovarian cyst cavities are filled with sebum and hair; sometimes teeth and bone can be seen. Therefore, medication cannot eliminate these conditions. Another type is the immature teratoma, which is a malignant tumor, commonly occurring between the ages of 11 and 19. Therefore, once an ovarian teratoma occurs, timely surgical treatment is necessary, along with further examinations to determine the nature of the ovarian cyst. Thus, medication is not a solution, and timely examination and appropriate treatment are required.