Ovarian cyst surgery generally has a low impact on pregnancy, and a small percentage of women may experience a decrease in conception rates.
Ovarian cyst surgery is a procedure that peels away the cyst without removing the ovary, so it generally has less of an impact on ovarian function. If ovarian function is not affected, pregnancy will not be affected.
However, a small number of people may have large ovarian cysts that bleed more during the stripping process, and the process of electrocoagulation to stop bleeding may lead to the destruction of normal ovarian tissues, thus affecting ovarian function, i.e., there is a decrease in the rate of conception.
In addition, with the advancement of medical technology and the development of laparoscopic surgery, ovarian cyst surgery is performed under laparoscopy, which further reduces the harm of the surgery to the patient and facilitates rapid recovery.
If ovarian cyst surgery is needed, it is recommended to go to a regular specialized hospital to reduce surgical complications.