What should I do if my fetus has ovarian cysts?

Studies have shown that the incidence of this disease is not low, but some ovarian cysts will disappear on their own after the fetus is delivered. If fetal ovarian cysts are found during the examination, further examinations should be conducted to see the condition of the cysts and then listen to the doctor's advice.

First of all, let’s make sure of one thing: the probability of fetal ovarian cysts is not low.

Studies have shown that the incidence of fetal ovarian cysts worldwide is approximately 3 to 7 in 10 fetuses. In other words, this condition is very common and was rarely mentioned in the past. It is very likely that the medical level in the past was relatively low and it was impossible to detect it.

Causes:

The specific cause of the disease is not clear at present, but generally speaking, if the pregnant mother has diabetes or too much amniotic fluid, the probability of her fetus having ovarian cysts is relatively high. However, pregnant mothers should not blame themselves here. Family members should be more considerate of the feelings of pregnant mothers. After all, the fetus is like the heart and flesh of pregnant mothers. The most uncomfortable person at this time is probably the pregnant mother.

Should I induce abortion?

To be honest, I have not experienced this personally, I have only read about such cases in books. However, foreign literature clearly points out that ovarian cysts will generally disappear on their own within 4 months after delivery, and some will even disappear before delivery.

How to take care of a baby born with ovarian cysts

As mentioned above, cysts will generally disappear on their own a few months after the baby is born, but mothers should not take it lightly during these months and need to take their babies for regular diagnosis. Although most babies' cysts will disappear on their own, the possibility of a cyst disappearing cannot be ruled out, so it is still necessary to check, mainly to see if the cyst has changed. If it has not changed or continues to grow, medical intervention must be taken. Of course, this is the worst case scenario.