What is uterine cystic dark area

The uterus is the place where life is conceived and it is also the place that maintains women's health. As the most important gynecological organ, the uterus is like the heart of the human body. When there is a problem with a woman's uterus, it will also lead to other problems and complications. The uterus is very important for a woman. When a woman goes to the hospital for a check-up, she is found to have cystic dark areas in the uterus. What exactly is this?

It may be an ovarian cyst. Since I can't tell whether it is on the left or right, I wrote it behind the uterus.

It could also be a cystic tumor. It may also be a corpuscular pelvic effusion. Go back for a checkup in a month to see if there are any changes in the results.

Do ovarian cysts affect pregnancy?

In general, if a female friend suffers from ovarian cysts, there will be no particularly obvious symptoms. Some people will experience symptoms such as excessive vaginal discharge, abdominal pain, back pain, fatigue, and menstrual disorders, which are similar to irregular menstruation. Since the ovaries are important organs for producing eggs, if you suffer from ovarian cysts, it will affect the secretion of eggs and the development of fertilized eggs.

Do you know how ovarian cysts can affect pregnancy?

The impact of ovarian cysts on pregnancy

1Ovarian cysts can cause infertility

Ovarian cysts can affect the normal ovulation function of the ovaries and may cause blockage of the fallopian tubes, all of which can affect pregnancy. Studies have shown that women with ovarian cysts have a 40% chance of infertility.

2Ovarian cysts can cause miscarriage or premature birth

If the ovarian cyst is relatively large, it will squeeze the uterus, affect the growth of the fetus, and cause miscarriage or premature birth.

3 Ovarian cysts can cause dystocia

If an ovarian cyst is too large, it may squeeze the uterus and fetus, causing abnormal fetal position and affecting normal delivery. In severe cases, it may even block the birth canal and cause dystocia.

4 The impact of ovarian cysts on the fetus

Ovarian cysts generally do not have a direct impact on the fetus, but if the cyst causes complications, or the ovarian cyst is malignant and requires treatment, it may affect the fetus, and the fetus may have to be abandoned for treatment.

But female friends do not need to worry too much about ovarian cysts. Some ovarian cysts are physiological and will disappear automatically after a few months. If ovarian cysts are found during a physical examination, it is best to find out the cause first and treat it accordingly. In addition, women who want to have children should have regular physical examinations, especially gynecological examinations and B-ultrasound examinations, which can help to detect ovarian cysts or other gynecological diseases that affect pregnancy in time and strive for early treatment.