Patient's question:
At thirty or more days of pregnancy, a thorough examination revealed a right ovarian cyst. It was detectable with a cystic echo size of approximately 3.2×2.8 cm. Is it serious? Will it affect the fetus? If his confidence declines, should we not consider surgical removal of it after giving birth?Doctor's answer:
This is most likely a physiological corpus luteum cyst, which is relatively small and has no significant impact on the fetus.Guidance and recommendations: You can have a follow-up ultrasound after some time, as sometimes it can resolve on its own. Ensure routine prenatal care measures are followed, and regularly undergo color Doppler ultrasound examinations to closely monitor the fetus's growth and development indicators.
Ovarian cysts are a common gynecological condition. During treatment, it is important to change and wash underwear frequently. After washing, ensure underwear is thoroughly exposed to sunlight to achieve complete sterilization.