Patient's question:
Three days ago, a health check ultrasound again showed a cyst in the right adnexal region. The next day, I went to the gynecology department for an ultrasound, which revealed no obvious abnormalities in the ovaries or uterus, nor any pelvic effusion. However, there was a cystic mass in the right iliac fossa in the shape of a triangle, measuring 553933mm. The ultrasound results were: no echoes, good sound transmission. Currently, I have no discomfort symptoms. The help I need: What is the reason for a corpus luteum cyst with no echoes?Doctor's answer:
A right ovarian cyst can interfere with a woman's ability to conceive, and even if she becomes pregnant, it may have adverse effects on early pregnancy. A right ovarian cyst during early pregnancy may lead to miscarriage, while in the mid-pregnancy stage, it is prone to the torsion of the ovarian cyst pedicle. In late pregnancy, larger cysts can cause abnormal fetal position, and during labor, they may obstruct the birth canal, leading to difficult labor. It is recommended to promptly visit a hospital and, under the doctor's careful examination, develop the most suitable treatment plan for you.I suggest you wait for 1-2 weeks and have a follow-up examination to check the growth and development of the gestational sac. During this period, pay attention to rest, avoid strenuous exercise, and have regular follow-ups to monitor the fetal growth and development. Maintain good hygiene, eat a balanced diet, engage in appropriate exercise, and keep a positive mood.