What are the symptoms of ovarian cysts in pregnant women? Is it malignant?

Pregnancy is a special period for women, and women should pay attention to many issues at this time. Its physiological characteristics are different from those of ordinary women and are easily affected. If an ovarian cyst is found during pregnancy, what are the symptoms? Is it malignant?

Corpus luteum cysts can occur during pregnancy or non-pregnancy. During the corpus luteum vascularization period, there is excessive bleeding in the cavity and a large hematoma is formed. After the blood is absorbed, the fluid is left and forms a cyst. Corpus luteum cysts can be combined with early pregnancy, generally without conscious symptoms, and are often found during color Doppler ultrasound examinations. Under the influence of placental gonadotropin, about 50% of patients with corpus luteum cysts are accompanied by vesicular fetal masses and choriocarcinoma, and a few patients have twins.

Corpus luteum cysts are common in the reproductive age group. They are generally less than 5 cm in diameter and have thin walls. Their size is related to the menstrual cycle. They usually grow gradually after the middle of the menstrual period and shrink or disappear after the menstrual period. Most cysts disappear within 2 months without special treatment. If they do not shrink or even increase in 1-2 menstrual cycles, the possibility of an ovarian tumor should be considered and further examination is required.

Ovarian corpus luteum cyst is a normal physiological cyst. After 8 weeks of pregnancy, when the placenta is formed to replace the corpus luteum, the cyst will gradually decrease and will not affect the development of the fetus. Please follow the doctor's advice and have regular pregnancy checks.

Ovarian tumor is one of the common gynecological diseases, and its type ranks first among tumors of various organs in the body. The incidence rate of gynecological diseases is 13-23.9%, of which malignant tumors account for about 10%. Ovarian tumors can occur at any age, mostly in the reproductive age. Benign ovarian tumors mostly occur between 20 and 44 years old, and malignant ovarian tumors occur between 40 and 50 years old. Ovarian tumors can also occur in adolescence or early childhood, and are often malignant. They are mostly malignant in the late menopause.