Ovarian cysts include physiological cysts and pathological cysts. For physiological cysts, pregnancy will not be affected; whereas pathological cysts will affect normal pregnancy to a certain extent, but due to individual differences, it is not possible to determine the exact situation.
1. Physiological cysts: Luteal cysts, follicular cysts and other physiological cysts are formed due to the growth and development of follicles as a result of cyclical changes in the ovaries, which are normal cysts and therefore will not affect pregnancy.
2. Pathologic cysts:
(1) teratoma: teratoma also has benign and malignant, for benign lesions, due to localized occupying lesions in the ovary, it may affect ovarian function; for malignant lesions, no matter whether it is treated by surgery, chemotherapy, etc., it will damage ovarian function, which in turn will affect normal pregnancy.
(2) Ovarian chocolate cysts: this disease is due to active endometriosis to the ovary and the formation of cysts, patients with progressive aggravation of dysmenorrhea as the main clinical manifestations, some patients may also be infertility as the main clinical manifestations.
For the patients who found ovarian cysts, it is recommended to go to the gynecology department of regular hospitals, to clarify the cause of the disease and then actively treated under the guidance of doctors, so as not to affect the function of female pregnancy.