What to do if you have a cyst on your left ovary during pregnancy

Having a left ovarian cyst during pregnancy is a very common disease in daily life. It will not only cause great harm to the patient's physical health, but also seriously affect their normal life and work. People need to seek medical treatment in time when they find related symptoms and choose appropriate treatment methods according to their physical condition to recover health as soon as possible.

1. If ovarian cysts are detected after pregnancy, the measures to be taken should first depend on the size of the cyst. Most gestational cysts during pregnancy are benign, but they are still harmful to the pregnancy. It is easy to cause miscarriage in the early stage; it is easy to cause ovarian cyst pedicle torsion in the middle stage of pregnancy; in the late stage of pregnancy, it is easy to cause obstruction of the birth canal and cause dystocia. Some cysts grow faster during pregnancy, so observe for abnormal symptoms at any time. If abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding occurs, seek medical attention promptly. Kaifeng Union Hospital recommends that the impact on your baby will vary depending on the severity of the disease, and the doctor will make the decision based on your specific situation at the time, so please don’t worry too much and contact your attending physician more often.

2 Most women who have uterine fibroids before pregnancy can go through the entire pregnancy smoothly, but the symptoms will become more obvious as the gestational age increases. In a few cases, the following situations may occur: if the fibroids are large and increase significantly during pregnancy, they may become red and degenerate, with dull abdominal pain (more common when the diameter of the fibroids exceeds 3 cm), fever and other symptoms, and even miscarriage and premature birth. Not only that, when I went to see a doctor at the New Era, the doctor said that if the morphology of the uterus is affected, abnormal fetal position may occur; if the fibroids are submucosal and the placenta is attached to the surface of the fibroids, placental abruption may occur. After giving birth, more than 90% of fibroids will shrink to their pre-pregnancy state 3-6 months after delivery.

3 Most women who have uterine fibroids before pregnancy can go through the entire pregnancy smoothly, but the symptoms will become more obvious as the gestational age increases. In a few cases, the following situations may occur: if the fibroids are large and increase significantly during pregnancy, they may become red and degenerate, with dull abdominal pain (more common when the diameter of the fibroids exceeds 3 cm), fever and other symptoms, and even miscarriage and premature birth. Not only that, when I went to see a doctor at the New Era, the doctor said that if the morphology of the uterus is affected, abnormal fetal position may occur; if the fibroids are submucosal and the placenta is attached to the surface of the fibroids, placental abruption may occur. After giving birth, more than 90% of fibroids will shrink to their pre-pregnancy state 3-6 months after delivery.