Patient's question:
She has cervical cysts, but now she has carefully discovered that she is pregnant. She wants to know what to do if she is pregnant with cervical cysts. This child is unsure whether it can be carried to term. All the family members hope this child can be born, but they are also afraid that cervical cysts may be harmful to the child.Doctor's answer:
Those with cervical cysts should focus on early pregnancy first. After three months of pregnancy, a thorough examination should be conducted to check the size of the cervical cysts. If the cysts are too large, they may interfere with a normal delivery during labor. The cyst fluid can be removed through outpatient surgery. If the cysts are not too large and do not interfere with pregnancy, treatment can be delayed until after labor. Cervical canal cysts are primarily caused by chronic inflammation affecting the obstruction of cervical glandular secretions, leading to recurrent cyst formation. Treatment during labor does not interfere with delivery.Patients facing the of cervical cysts should adhere to the principle of timely symptomatic treatment and should not avoid seeking medical attention. If cervical cysts do not improve with treatment, a new treatment plan should be implemented promptly.