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Can I have children after having an ovarian cyst removed?

Ovarian cyst is a female disease. It actually means that there is a tumor in the ovary. At this time, it is often necessary to remove it, but many unmarried friends are afraid of the impact this will have. Regarding your own fertility, do you know that you can have children if you have ovarian cysts removed? Let’s take a look at the answer to the question. Can I have children after having an ovarian cyst removed?

When a woman has an ovarian cyst removed, her fertility will not be affected. Because women remove ovarian cysts during surgery, as long as the cortical functional part of the ovary is not damaged, the reproductive and endocrine functions of the ovary will not be affected. In the future, the ovary will secrete hormones and ovulate normally. If a woman undergoes ovarian cyst removal, adhesion occurs on the ovary on that side or part of the ovarian tissue is removed at the same time, causing a serious decline in ovarian function, which will affect fertility. Women must pay attention to careful operation when undergoing ovarian cyst surgery, try to avoid damaging the ovarian tissue, and give hemostatic and anti-infective drugs after surgery to avoid postoperative complications, which will affect the function of the ovaries and cause damage to the pelvic organs. Adhesions.

Whether fertility will be affected after ovarian cyst removal depends on the comprehensive consideration of the ovarian cyst surgery method, ovarian function, and the nature of the cyst. For the benign mass on one side of the ovarian cyst, the ovarian cyst was removed. After the operation, there was no excessive damage to the ovarian tissue, and the ovarian cortical function was good. The impact of this situation on fertility was not obvious. For bilateral ovarian cysts, especially chocolate cysts, cyst resection is performed during the operation. Chocolate cysts themselves have a destructive effect on the ovaries, making it difficult to ovulate after surgery, and the chance of fertility after surgery will be significantly affected. For ovarian cyst surgery, one side of the ovary is removed. If the contralateral ovary function is good, fertility is generally still possible, but it is almost relatively reduced; for bilateral ovarian cysts, one side is removed, and one side is retained, and the other side is removed due to ovarian cyst removal. The surgery also affects the ovaries, and fertility will still be affected. Therefore, whether ovarian cyst surgery is cyst removal or resection, it will have an impact on the ovaries, but because women have two ovaries, the impact is generally not serious; if there are ovarian cysts on both sides, the impact on fertility will be More obviously, some ovarian cysts can directly affect fertility and lead to infertility. How to prevent ovarian cysts

Hygiene issues: including personal hygiene and partner hygiene, because if retrograde infection occurs due to vaginitis, cervicitis, etc., it may lead to pelvic inflammatory disease and ovarian inflammatory masses. Dietary issues: Eat less high-fat foods and more high-fiber foods. Medical science has proven that reasonable diet control can effectively inhibit the malignant lesions of tumors. Emotional issues: Have a comfortable and stable mood, try to reduce all kinds of stress in life, avoid worry and anger, and learn to self-regulate.

Don’t be a DINK: Relevant studies have found that unmarried and childless women are much more likely to suffer from ovarian cysts than childbearing women. This is because childbirth and breastfeeding can reduce the incidence of ovarian tumors. Taking birth control pills: The main purpose of taking birth control pills is to disrupt the regular pattern of ovulation. Although women who take birth control pills are less likely to develop ovarian cysts than ordinary women, experts caution that this is not the best way to prevent it. Have a family history: If someone in your family suffers from this disease, you must be vigilant, especially women over 30 years old. They should have a gynecological examination every year, including B-ultrasound and blood drawing.