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Patient's question:

Because my period hasn't arrived on time this month, and it has been 15 days already today, I went to the hospital yesterday for a thorough check-up. The doctor said I am already six weeks pregnant, but the ultrasound showed an adnexal cyst. I don't understand what interference this adnexal cyst might have on my pregnancy.
What kind of help I need: Can I get pregnant with an adnexal corpus luteum cyst?

Doctor's answer:

Pregnancy will never lead to adnexal cysts. If a pregnant woman develops adnexal cysts, it may be a corpus luteum cyst. This condition is mostly a physiological change during pregnancy, and the cysts are generally very small, often disappearing on their own after the second month of pregnancy. In a few cases, the cysts may be larger and could rupture again, causing intra-abdominal bleeding. Some people may also experience a reversal of the cyst stalk, both of which are accompanied by sudden severe abdominal pain, with severe cases potentially leading to shock symptoms. Therefore, you should pay attention to abdominal pain and seek medical attention promptly if you feel any discomfort. If there is no discomfort, there is no need to worry about the cyst. At the same time, regular check-ups should be conducted to monitor changes in the size of the cyst. If the cyst persists and grows rapidly after the second month of pregnancy, surgery may be considered.