Can patients with chocolate ovarian cysts get pregnant? Does it have any effect?

Chocolate cysts are a type of endometriosis, which refers to the displacement of the endometrium to the ovaries. This disease can cause great harm to women's fertility. Women with this disease want to know, then can patients with chocolate ovarian cysts get pregnant? Is there any impact?

Many women go to the hospital for a checkup because of severe abdominal pain and find out that they have ovarian chocolate cysts, but they really want to have children. At this time, there will be such a question: Can I still get pregnant?

According to doctors, chocolate ovarian cysts are a type of endometriosis. They can cause dysmenorrhea, sexual pain, and even infertility. Even if you get pregnant, you are prone to miscarriage. According to relevant statistics, the infertility rate caused by chocolate cysts reaches 40%, indicating that chocolate cysts are a huge obstacle to female pregnancy.

Since women have local bleeding every time they have menstruation, their ovaries will enlarge, and the chocolate cysts containing old blood will also enlarge. The typical manifestation is sudden severe lower abdominal pain, which gradually extends to the whole abdomen. At the same time, there are obvious peritoneal irritation signs, that is, abdominal muscle tension, tenderness, and rebound pain. When the cyst develops to a certain extent, it will rupture on its own, and the old menstrual blood contained in the cyst will spread to the abdominal cavity, which often further damages the reproductive function due to secondary adhesions and endometrial implantation, making it difficult for patients to successfully become pregnant.

For many young patients with chocolate cysts, they need children, but they are afraid of recurrence after surgery. Doctors say that according to the patient's pelvic condition during surgery, such as good ovarian condition, doctors generally recommend pregnancy as soon as possible after surgery, which not only solves the fertility problem, but also solves the recurrence problem, which is very ideal.