Does having a cyst during pregnancy affect the fetus?

Expectant mothers are afraid of some bad situations when they are pregnant. A small cold will greatly affect the health of the baby! Then there is another more difficult situation, that is, there is a cyst during pregnancy. How much do you know about this situation? The editor will introduce to you what to do if a cyst occurs during pregnancy! Let's take a look!

1. The fetus is protected by the uterus and amniotic fluid, so the surgery will have no effect on the fetus. If you insist on not having surgery, you can wait until the cesarean section to remove the cyst at the same time. All you need to pay attention to is to move as little as possible and go to the hospital in time if you have abdominal pain.

2. Ovarian tumors are common gynecological tumors that can occur in women of any age. In terms of texture, ovarian tumors may be cystic, solid, or a mixture of cystic and solid. In terms of size, some may be huge, weighing dozens of pounds, while others may be so small that they can only be seen under a microscope. In terms of the location of its occurrence, it may be limited to one side, or there may be tumors in both ovaries. The most important thing is its nature. Some are benign, some are malignant, and some may be physiological. Moreover, when an ovarian tumor grows, whether it is benign or malignant, there are usually no obvious symptoms in the early stages. The ovaries are located deep in the pelvic cavity, and it is difficult for doctors to detect tumors when they are still small during vaginal examinations. Only when it grows to a considerable size will it cause bloating or lower abdominal discomfort. Therefore, it is indeed difficult to detect it early. Besides, most ovarian tumors do not affect conception. Therefore, pregnancy complicated by ovarian tumors is not uncommon. According to statistics, most ovarian tumors found during pregnancy are benign and cystic, and malignant tumors account for only about 5%. In addition, physiological corpus luteum cysts that grow in the ovaries during early pregnancy account for about 12% of ovarian cysts found during pregnancy.

3. Pregnancy complicated with ovarian tumor is more harmful than non-pregnancy because the tumor is prone to acute conditions such as torsion, bleeding, necrosis, infection and rupture, some of which can cause miscarriage, premature birth or dystocia. Therefore, women with ovarian tumors should go to the hospital for examination after becoming pregnant. The doctor will treat them differently and determine the treatment plan based on the size, nature, location, symptoms, etc. of the tumor and the month of pregnancy.

It is really difficult to deal with this situation when you are pregnant, but we should still deal with it according to the child's situation. Our situation is our own situation. There will be different results when these situations occur, so we will pay more attention to it. Don't you think so? Then the editor hopes that all mothers can recover their health as soon as possible!