Does the left ovarian cyst affect pregnancy? What should I do if I am pregnant?

The causes of ovarian cysts may be related to environmental and lifestyle, endocrine and genetic factors. Food contamination, such as poultry and vegetables containing hormones, and some women abuse hormone drugs and supplements for breast enhancement, weight loss and slowing down aging. So, does a left ovarian cyst affect pregnancy? What should I do if I am pregnant?

Ovarian cysts are a very harmful disease. In order to do the most important defense, we must recognize the symptoms and identify the causes. Many women only know that they have ovarian cysts after they come to the hospital for examination. During this period, they do not find any abnormal symptoms, so it is easy to be ignored.

Generally speaking, as the tumor grows, the patient's symptoms and signs vary depending on the nature, size, development, secondary degeneration or complications of the tumor.

The main symptoms of ovarian cysts are: The initial symptoms before the patient touches the lower abdominal mass are lower abdominal discomfort, which is manifested as swelling and descent of the lower abdomen or bone fossa. According to the abdominal findings, the abdomen is swollen, abdominal pain is felt, menstrual disorders, cyst distortion, severe abdominal pain, difficulty breathing, appetite, difficulty breathing, loss of appetite, nausea and fever. Larger cysts will compress the vicinity of the bladder, causing frequent urination and difficulty urinating.

Many people wonder if ovarian cysts can cause female infertility?

Ovarian tumors may not only affect pregnancy, but also have an adverse effect on pregnancy. Ovarian cysts may cause miscarriage in early pregnancy, ovarian cyst pedicle torsion is prone to occur in mid-pregnancy, and late pregnancy cysts may lead to abnormal fetal position, which may block the birth canal and cause dystocia. Pelvic congestion during pregnancy can cause the tumor to grow rapidly and even cause malignant changes, so surgery before pregnancy is more advantageous than surgery during pregnancy.

If you are pregnant, surgery is appropriate at 16-24 weeks of pregnancy. The surgery itself does not affect the development of the fetus, but surgery within 12 weeks of pregnancy is prone to miscarriage, and surgery in late pregnancy is more difficult and prone to premature birth. Of course, emergency situations such as cyst pedicle torsion or rupture are another matter, and surgical treatment should be performed at any time.