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pregnancy with an ovarian cyst

hy there,i m 24 n i had a miscarriage in my 5th week of pregnancy last month,the doc says i have an ovarian cyst on the right side.I n my husband really want to have a baby soon but i m very worried whether my miscarriage was due to the cyst or iff i can become pregnant soon.Somebody pls help what i can do to have a successful pregnancy soon..ty
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thanks joy for ur reply,the doc said i m suffering from hormonal imbalance n this cyst is in my right ovary.The doc put me on some tablets but it was horridible,i lost weight n looked bad n couldnt eat properly...presently i m not on any kinda tabs...we r trying for a baby but i m very worried....
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When you ovulate, the egg bursts forth from the ovary and there will be a cyst. It is called a luteal cyst. When you become pregnant, that cyst gives off early pregnancy hormones until the placenta forms and takes over hormonal function.

The cyst will then shrink and dissolve into your body. Also, it's normal for women to have cysts throughout their reproductive years. It doesn't necessarily signal a problem.

If you have many cysts (polycystic) you may have PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome). Only a doctor can diagnose that. But if it is only one and it was seen in early pregnancy, don't worry about it. It's completely NORMAL>.
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