Can I have a baby if I have an ovarian chocolate cyst?

Is it possible to have a baby with ovarian chocolate cyst?

The main cause of chocolate cysts is endocrine factors. Multiple miscarriages can also cause it. Fallopian tube obstruction is also one of the causes of chocolate cysts. Too frequent sexual life is also an important cause of chocolate cysts.

Chocolate cyst symptoms:

Chocolate cysts can cause pelvic masses, adhesions, and fallopian tube obstruction, leading to a series of diseases such as follicular hypoplasia or ovulation disorders, which can have a serious impact on the physiological movement of the endometrium, resulting in the failure of the embryo to implant normally, leading to infertility. Chocolate cysts can cause irregular bleeding. Patients with chocolate cysts are generally women of childbearing age, and the onset time is mostly during menstruation or premenstrual period. The more obvious symptom is that there will be no irregular bleeding. Women with chocolate cysts generally do not experience amenorrhea or irregular vaginal bleeding.

This is different from an ectopic pregnancy, which can cause amenorrhea or irregular vaginal bleeding. Cysts can cause lower abdominal pain. Patients with chocolate cysts will suddenly experience severe lower abdominal pain that gradually extends to the entire abdomen. Blood tests will show low fever or mild leukocytosis, obvious touch irritation, abdominal muscle tension, rebound pain, tenderness and other discomfort symptoms.