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Abstract Nowadays ovarian cysts are a common threat in reproductive women throughout the world. The present study was conducted to find out the physical and physiological problems may be faced by the women who have ovarian cyst. To carry out this study, total 30 adult female subjects (23-28years) having ovarian cysts were selected. Selected Physical and physiological variables were Body mass index (BMI), fat percentage, fat mass, lean body mass and problems related with menstruation cycle. The selected methods for the evaluation of physical and physiological variables were, BMI was measured by formula weight in kg and height in meter squire; and fat percentage, fat mass and lean body mass were calculated by using method YMCA skin fold Caliper. Physiological variables were determined by using questionnaire. The present study revealed that the value of Fat percentage (30.39%) of the patients having ovarian cysts was significantly high that may be considered in danger category. From the study, it was also observed that most of the female subjects faced irregular menstrual cycle, acne, abdominal pain, sleeping problem, anxiety, angriness etc. Most importantly, a challenging problem, infertility, was being observed among the patients. It can be concluded that the ovarian cysts may have a negative impact on physiology of menstrual cycle and create undesired effects on obesity, fertility and behavioral changes of the patients.