Patient's question:
Hello,I had my period on November 21, had intercourse on December 3, and did an early pregnancy urine test on December 28, which was positive. On January 1, I went to the hospital for a transvaginal ultrasound. The ultrasound showed: the uterus is anteriorly positioned, measuring 503547MM, with an echogenic area of approximately 96MM inside the uterine cavity, no embryonic node or fetal heartbeat was observed, and no yolk sac was seen. In the left adnexal area, there was a round echogenic area, approximately 2018MM, with clear boundaries and good sound transmission. The ultrasound suggested: early pregnancy? Left adnexal cyst.
The doctor who examined me recommended I come back for a follow-up in 10 days. Could you please tell me if my pregnancy duration is...
Doctor's answer:
This cyst is generally considered to be physiological, caused by sudden hormonal changes after pregnancy. The first three months of pregnancy are prone to miscarriage, and surgical treatment is not possible. The situation needs to be assessed. If the tumor is large and affects pregnancy, surgery can be performed in the second trimester. If the tumor shrinks after observation, it can also be treated together with a cesarean section. If relevant tests suggest that the tumor has abnormalities, pregnancy should be terminated and surgery performed.