Ovarian cysts most often show no symptoms at all. Most women have them many times in their premenopausal years, but there are those who never come to know about this because of the lack of symptoms. These cysts form, shrink and disappear quickly. But there can be exceptions, such as in cases of complicated ovarian cysts.
The fact is, pregnancy can also occur in the presence of cysts. But in some cases, they can cause problems and lead even to miscarriage.
This should obviously worry the carrying mother. But often, doctors may choose to let them be, even when cysts grow abnormally large , right up to the delivery.
One young mother reported having a perfectly formed baby even after a cyst had grown large enough to push her uterus to one side! In other words, a cystic ovarian condition by itself is no cause to fear defects or deformities in the baby.
Physical comfort and pain are more likely, because while the fetus grows, the cyst may also. There is cause for danger if internal movements cause a cyst to twist and rupture , thus leaking blood and cystic matter. This may require emergency measures.
Doctors confronting cysts during a pregnancy will focus on close monitoring and observation. Besides clinical inspection, with EKG, ultrasound and laparoscopic scans and tests for BP, blood, etc. might be carried out to keep the mother and her baby safe up to term.
However, it's wisest not to get ovarian cysts at all. And this can be achieved only with the holistic approach. Holistic remedies identify the root causes of the problem and get rid of them. And so, once they are gone, the cyst never comes back again.
