Can I have a natural birth with an ovarian cyst? Does I need a caesarean section?

Can I have a natural birth with an ovarian cyst? Is a caesarean section necessary?

Ovarian cysts are common benign tumors of the female reproductive organs, which are called "stone masses" or "intestinal masses" in traditional Chinese medicine. They are divided into mucinous cystadenoma, serous cystadenoma, benign teratoma, fibroma, testicular blastoma and other types, and are common in women aged 20-50 years old.

Ovarian cysts are clinically divided into 1. Qi stagnation and blood stasis type: manifested as a mass on one or both sides of the abdomen, small masses have no obvious symptoms, large palpitations, asthma, backache, lower abdomen, poor bowel movements, frequent urination, urgency, and tongue stasis. 2. Cold and damp stasis type: There is a mass in the abdomen. Edema of the lower limbs, water accumulation in the abdomen and chest, and food reduction and stagnation. 3. Qi stasis and heat type: severe abdominal pain, worsening abdominal distension, coldness, mental depression, weakness and fatigue, increased blood circulation, and thick quality.

So can a woman with an ovarian cyst give birth naturally? Does she need a caesarean section?

Ovarian cysts can be delivered naturally. Ovarian cysts are not an indicator of caesarean section, and natural delivery is possible. Doctors recommend caesarean section to relieve your pain. After all, after natural delivery, surgery to remove the cyst will cause secondary damage to your body. It is best to have a caesarean section directly and then remove the ovarian cyst by the way, which can solve all problems at once.

If you choose natural childbirth, it is recommended to remove the cyst after 3 months, when the body has fully recovered and will not affect the surgery.