Ovarian cyst surgery will not affect pregnancy. If a woman of childbearing age has a localized ovarian cyst that requires surgery, the vast majority of the cysts are often simply removed and the ovarian tissues are preserved, the ovarian tissues resume normal function after surgery and can have normal follicular growth and development, so it will not affect pregnancy. In the case of ovarian chocolate cysts, pregnancy may be affected because ovarian chocolate cysts are a type of endometriosis and may recur after surgery. It is best for such patients to be treated with Dafirac for six months after surgery to prevent recurrence, and it is also recommended to consider pregnancy as soon as possible after surgery, otherwise infertility may result once recurrence occurs.