Patient's question:
My lower abdomen hurts. When I went to the hospital, I found a lump on the anterior wall of the uterus. It's a corpus luteum cyst. Good morning, does a corpus luteum cyst in the early stages of pregnancy affect the fetus?Doctor's answer:
Your condition is common and normal, don't worry. As long as the size and diameter of the cyst are not more than 5 centimeters, it's not a problem. This is a physiological phenomenon. Generally, when you are three months pregnant, you should have a B to check the baby and pay attention to the cyst. If there is no issue at that time, it is considered normal and is known as a corpus luteum cyst. The embryonic bud and cardiac should appear around the sixth week of early pregnancy, but they may reappear and may not be very clear, so they are described as rare cases of embryonic bud and cardiac. In terms of diet, eat more red-colored vegetables and fruits such as carrots, tomatoes, jujubes, and dragon fruits. Avoid spicy, cold, and unhygienic foods.