Patient's question:
The menstrual period has started, and the 17th day was spent at the hospital to monitor the data of the follicles. On the left ovary, there was a 1.51.2 follicle. The next day, the data was monitored diligently, and it grew to 2.21.8. Then, a day later, it became 1.71.9. On the 24th day, when the data was monitored again, it suddenly transformed into a 3.93.2 cyst on the left ovary. These are the results from the left ovary.Past treatment history and effectiveness: There has been no previous treatment. What kind of help is needed: Hello, please help me with the following: ① What is this situation? ② Does it affect pregnancy? ③ If it does, can infertility be resolved through treatment? Thank you, I am in urgent need of an answer.
Doctor's answer:
So when the follicle grows to 2.21.8, you can have intercourse. A day later, it changes to 1.71.9, which might be because the larger one has already ovulated. After ovulation, it forms a physiological corpus luteum cyst. If you get pregnant, the corpus luteum will focus on progesterone production, replacing the role of the placenta before it forms. If you don’t get pregnant, the corpus luteum will shrink after your period. So when you monitor the data on the 24th day, it becomes a 3.93.2 cyst. Wait until the 5th day of your period to do another ultrasound. If it disappears, then it’s just a physiological corpus luteum cyst.