Does physiological cyst affect pregnancy?

Physiological cysts are a very common phenomenon in normal times, but physiological cysts generally do not affect pregnancy, and physiological cysts do not always exist in the human body. They are staged and similar to human menstruation. They only appear during the menstrual period and not at other times. Physiological cysts will not affect women's pregnancy, so there is no need to worry too much.

How big are physiological ovarian cysts when they appear?

1. Most physiological ovarian cysts are non-neoplastic cysts. Its diameter is very small, no more than 5cm. Once such a cyst is present, it is necessary to determine whether it is a neoplastic cyst or a non-neoplastic cyst.

2. Most physiological cysts are caused by the menstrual cycle. Physiological cysts can be easily detected by doing B-ultrasound before and after menstruation. Physiologic cysts generally do not require treatment. Therefore, ovarian cysts are usually checked during the non-menstrual period.

3. If the ovarian cyst is larger than 4cm and recurs after conservative treatment, surgical removal should be considered. When women develop physiological cysts, in most cases no special treatment is required and they will generally heal.

4. When a physiological cyst cannot be cured, it is also because the cyst has undergone structural changes. Therefore, when a physiological cyst appears, it is necessary to determine whether it is a tumor or non-tumor as soon as possible, so as to facilitate early treatment and early recovery of the body.

What exactly is a physiological cyst?

1. It is very common to have physiological cysts in life, especially when there is endocrine disorder in women's body, it is easy to cause insufficient secretion of progesterone. At this time, physiological cysts will occur, such as ovarian cysts. It can also be divided into pathological and physiological.

2. Ovarian cyst is a kind of conscientious tumor. It is a common gynecological disease that can occur in women of any age, especially in women of childbearing age. Generally, the diameter of the cyst is about 5 cm. This situation will not have much impact on life and work. You can observe it in the early stage. If there are any discomfort symptoms, surgery will be needed for treatment.

3. If the ovarian cyst is not too serious, it will generally disappear after a certain period of time, especially physiological cysts, which basically do not require surgical treatment. Many middle-aged women are more prone to cyst problems when they enter their menstrual period, but this type of cyst is generally normal physiology and does not have much impact on the body. It can basically recover after a period of time.

4. If the cyst is only three centimeters in size, surgical treatment is not required. However, if it is larger than five centimeters, surgical removal is required. If not treated in time, it may turn into a malignant tumor. Therefore, when a physiological cyst appears, it is also necessary to observe its specific condition.