The ovaries are reproductive glands that produce eggs and estrogen. It produces female germ cells (eggs) and estrogen during sexual maturation. If the ovaries are damaged, the development, maturation and discharge of eggs can be impaired, leading to infertility; some ovarian cysts containing endocrine functions can produce certain corresponding hormones that interfere with the normal secretion of ovarian hormones and ovulation, resulting in infertility. In addition, ovarian cysts are associated with a high cholesterol diet, ionizing radiation, and chemical attacks, which are also factors that cause infertility, and can produce two conditions in the same attack. If the other ovary is normal, it is still possible to get pregnant (because the ovaries are alternately ovulating). It is better to treat the lesion (left side) before pregnancy, if necessary surgically. The earlier the ovarian tumor is treated, the better the outcome. For women of childbearing age, if the cyst is less than 6 cm in diameter and asymptomatic, there is no need to treat it too aggressively, all the patient needs to do at this time is to see the doctor for regular review. It is also possible to take conservative treatment in Chinese medicine, which has a very mature experience. In addition, Chinese medicine is mild and has a long medication period, so it is not suitable to take medicine while pregnant.