Patients with teratomas are advised to undergo surgery as soon as possible. It is impossible for teratomas to be treated with medication or be absorbed naturally. Teratomas also have a tendency to become malignant, so once diagnosed, it is recommended to have surgery as soon as possible. After the surgery, it is essential to send the removed teratoma tissue for pathological examination to check for any issues. The majority of teratomas are generally non-problematic, but a very few may show malignant tendencies. Therefore, it is advised that patients with teratomas undergo surgery early, followed by postoperative anti-inflammatory symptomatic treatment. Otherwise, if the surgery is not performed, the presence of a teratoma can cause ovulatory disorders. Furthermore, if a teratoma grows too large, it can cause lower abdominal pain and discomfort. Thus, patients with teratomas can only be treated symptomatically through surgery.