What to do if you have a right ovarian cyst during pregnancy

Many people will have various problems during pregnancy. Some women will experience varying degrees of vomiting and anorexia during the first three months of pregnancy. Moreover, some patients often experience varying degrees of leg rash symptoms in the late stages of pregnancy. Patients may even have problems with ovarian cysts. So what should you do if you have a right ovarian cyst during pregnancy?

If it is a benign cyst, you can continue the pregnancy and receive relevant treatment after giving birth. However, it is necessary to rule out non-pathological cysts first. It is recommended to continue with the diagnosis by using advanced diagnostic techniques such as color B-ultrasound, X-ray examination, laparoscopy, etc. to confirm the extent of ovarian cyst lesions, and then decide whether to continue the pregnancy based on the examination results. However, don't worry too much, as ovarian cysts are generally benign. It is recommended to have regular prenatal checkups to promptly detect the growth of the cyst and the condition of the fetus.

Ovarian tumor is one of the common gynecological diseases. Long-term dietary structure, bad living habits, excessive psychological pressure and other factors cause excessive acidification of the body and a decline in the overall function of the human body, resulting in ovarian diseases and endocrine disorders, and a decline in immune function, which develops into abnormal proliferation of ovarian tissue, eventually leading to ovarian cysts and even cancer. Can be divided into benign and malignant. Those discovered during pregnancy are generally benign. Their growth is stimulated by changes in hormone levels during pregnancy and they generally disappear after delivery. However, it is necessary to check tumor markers such as CA125 and AFP to determine whether it is benign or malignant. If it is malignant, surgical treatment is required.

To sum up, some right ovarian cysts during pregnancy require treatment, while others do not need treatment. If you find the exact situation, further examination is needed, and then you should actively consult a doctor. Overall, 90 percent of physiological cysts disappear during pregnancy. Don't be depressed about this.