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Cyst removal whilst pregnant!!
Hey everyone!
Im due to have a cyst removed from my ovary next week and im almost 14 weeks pregnant!Im terrified,not really surw hat to expect.Its a rather large cyst so has to be open surgery.Have been told there is a chance i could lose the baby,not sure how high this risk is as no one seems to answer my question.Also have been told my ovary may have to removed.Would like to hear from anyone who has been through this.Thankyou x
Im due to have a cyst removed from my ovary next week and im almost 14 weeks pregnant!Im terrified,not really surw hat to expect.Its a rather large cyst so has to be open surgery.Have been told there is a chance i could lose the baby,not sure how high this risk is as no one seems to answer my question.Also have been told my ovary may have to removed.Would like to hear from anyone who has been through this.Thankyou x
Hey.Thankyou!I just hope it all goes well so i can start to enjoy actually being pregnant!!Yeah they must have there reasons for removing it.They know best i guess.x
They say it is safe to have surgery during pregnancy as long as it is during the second trimester or later and some women have had cysts removed during pregnancy. Others have been able to delay removal until after delivery but had to deliver via c-section. The doctor must think it is something that cannot wait to be recommending removal now. Whether the ovary needs removal depends on how much damage has been done by the cyst. I do hope you have a good outcome for both you and the baby. These have been performed successfully in the past. Sometimes keeping the cyst through pregnancy poses an even higher risk than removal does. This is something a doctor must determine for the maximum safety of all. I hope you have a very good doctor!
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