What to do if you find an ovarian cyst on your 30th day of pregnancy

Ovaries are very important to women. They not only represent health and beauty, but are also related to whether women can give birth to the next generation. Ovarian cysts seriously threaten women's right to become mothers. So, what if you find an ovarian cyst within 30 days of pregnancy?

Ovarian tumors are common tumors of the female genitalia, with various properties and forms, among which cysts are the most common and have a high degree of malignant transformation. Pregnancy complicated with ovarian cysts can cause many harms to pregnant women. Pregnancy of 30 days is considered early pregnancy. In early pregnancy, the tumor is large or incarcerated in the pelvic cavity, which can easily cause miscarriage. Ovarian cysts occur during labor. Ovarian tumors can block the birth canal and cause obstructive dystocia, or uterine contractions and the baby's head can compress the tumor and cause rupture and bleeding.

Ovarian cysts are very serious at any time during pregnancy and must be treated aggressively. There are many issues to consider when treating ovarian cysts during pregnancy. If the ovarian cyst is not large and does not interfere with the growth of the uterus, you can wait until after delivery to remove it.

If the pedicle is twisted or ruptured, surgery should be performed at any time. If malignant changes occur, surgery should also be performed immediately. In the late pregnancy, when the ovarian tumor is in the lower part of the uterus and affects the fetal head from entering the pelvic cavity, a cesarean section should be decisively decided. During a cesarean section, the ovarian tissue on both sides should be carefully examined and the ovarian tumor should be removed.

If you find ovarian cysts 30 days into your pregnancy, you must not be careless and must take it seriously. It is best to go to a regular hospital in time and choose the correct treatment method under the guidance of a doctor according to your own situation. This can control the disease and will not affect pregnancy!