Patient's question:
I had an ovarian cyst before, and it was less than one centimeter five years ago. I never paid attention to it, but now it's six centimeters. I'm pregnant now, and I want to ask:1. Can I focus on getting pregnant?
2. If I focus on getting pregnant, is there a higher chance of the cyst growing or rupturing later?
3. If an emergency surgery is needed during pregnancy, will the anesthesia affect the fetus?
Thank you!!!
Doctor's answer:
You are currently pregnant, and there is a cyst in your ovary. However, the ultrasound suggests that there is a 6.04.7cm cyst in the ovary. The cyst is not large, and surgery is not necessary. You can have intermittent follow-up examinations. If it is a corpus luteum cyst, treatment is not required, and it can resolve on its own. If it is an ovarian tumor, if it does not shrink, intermittent follow-up examinations are necessary. If it shrinks, surgery should be considered. In addition to timely treatment for ovarian cysts, patients also need to pay attention to nursing care, such as maintaining a light diet and avoiding spicy and irritating foods. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a top-tier hospital for treatment to ensure good therapeutic effects.