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Pregnant with cysts

I'm 32 weeks pregnant. On my ultra sound in July the found a cyst on my left ovary so they sent me for another one in August. I went and it has doubled in size and I got a call the same day wanting me to go for another on and that is this Friday. I have had appointment after appointment because my doctor said the baby is small do to the cyst. Now my doctor has me going to the hospital twice a weeks to monitor the baby's heart rate. My doctor also wants an ultra sound every 2 weeks to check on the cyst. So I guess I was wondering has anyone else had this happen and what should I expect since the doctors aren't really telling me anything
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Golf ball size is still quite small but I guess they are concerned it may grow too fast.
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No they haven't yet she just said it is the size of a golf ball. I go see the doctor that specializes with cysts during pregnancy
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Welcome to the community. I am sorry you are having to deal with this especially during pregnancy. Did they even tell you the size of the cyst? They should be explaining everything to you. You can request a copy of your medical records especially the ultrasound reports of the cyst. They have to provide them to you although there may be a small fee.

Please post back when you know more.
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