Patient's question:
Before getting pregnant, the doctor said it was nothing. But the first time I got pregnant, the gestational sac grew. The doctor asked me to have a blood test to check if the cyst was benign and said it was nothing. When the time comes, it will be removed during childbirth. With the increase in the number of months, the corpus luteum will strengthen for 3 months and then decrease, and it may not grow anymore. What kind of help is needed: Does the corpus luteum cyst disappear by itself during pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
I don't know when your last menstrual period was. If your menstrual cycle is usually regular, a MRI examination around 40 days can usually reveal a gestational sac. If the corpus luteum cyst is relatively small, it generally isn't a big problem. Based on your current situation, I recommend you come to the hospital for a follow-up check 5-7 days after your last examination. You must come for the follow-up check, please understand. The size of the corpus luteum cyst needs to be determined because there is a need to rule out ectopic pregnancy. Additionally, prenatal ultrasound generally does not pose any interference to the baby.