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Re: ovarian cysts/pregnancy

From: Belle (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 25 Jun 2000 23:28:44 -0500 (CDT)

1.) You should be very aware of your blood sugar levels just in case it is PCOS. The major risk to this pregnancy (based on the information in this post)is the risk of having PCOS and the related insulin problems which could cause a very large baby. A large baby can have abrasions from the delivery and then develope infections. It is obviously much harder on the mother. You should be fine.

2.) No, especially if you are under the care of a good OB.

At Sun, 25 Jun 2000, amira wrote: >
>I am 4 and a half months pregnant, and last week during a routine US
>scan, several cysts were spotted on one ovary.
>2 days later I have been having sporadic pain on that side - it comes
>and goes. the gyno said "in a few months we'll have another look".
>Questions:
>1. What implications for the pregnancy (this wil be my second child and
>we do not want more)?
>2. Does the pain indicate urgency ? If so, how urgent ??
>--
>Amira Dávalos
>

--
Hope this helps,


Belle



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