What should I do if there is a teratoma in the fetus's abdomen at 8 months of pregnancy?

Patient's question:

Since getting pregnant, I have had check-ups every month, and everything was fine. But this time, the check-up revealed a problem. I really can't understand what's going on. What is actually happening?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, as you described, early tumors are generally small in size and may show no symptoms. As the volume increases, they can cause compression symptoms, secondary infections, and malignancy, or invade surrounding tissues, producing corresponding clinical manifestations. Surgical treatment is the first choice, with good results.

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