Patient's question:
I am now five months pregnant, but when I had a thorough medical check-up a few days ago, the doctor said I have a luteal cyst and that it hasn't gone away yet. In this case, I need to take some medication. However, I'm worried that it might be harmful to the baby. What should I do if I have a luteal cyst during pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
If you've been pregnant for 5 months, in addition to the corpus luteum cyst, it is indeed necessary to use medication for treatment. However, since you've been pregnant for 5 months, medication generally has little impact. Many anti-inflammatory drugs can be used. During this period, it is important to ensure adequate calcium supplementation, and nutrition needs to be well-balanced. If you lack calcium in the fifth or sixth month of pregnancy, it can easily lead to leg cramps. Additionally, nutrition needs to be comprehensive to ensure the health of the baby.