Mass in Rt. Adnexa Found During Pregnancy

Q: My age is about 33 years. During my 8th week pregnancy, a test detected echo-free mass measuring 52*48 mm in Rt. adnexa. Please advice me about treatment. Also let me know the possible future complications as well as precautions.

Reply:

You may go through the causes and treatment of Adnexal mass here.

Usually these are cysts and need to be investigated. Usually such cysts don’t interfere with the pregnancy. So you may continue with your pregnancy, while keeping a close eye on your cyst. Your doctor will watch for the growth of the cyst. If it grows in size or interfere with pregnancy, then appropriate steps would be required.

After successful pregnancy completion, your doctor will suggest further management according to the investigations at that time.

Take care,

Buddy M.D.

Medical Advice (Q&As) on “Right Adnexal Mass Detected During Pregnancy

  1. Tessanne K

    It’ been two months since I found out I have an adnexal mass in my left ovary through an ultrasound check. I never went back for a review even though I was told to by the Doc. Now I’m seven weeks pregnant and I’m experiencing cramps in my lower abdomen and very sharp pain in my left lower abdomen where the mass is. Will the adnexal mass cause any harm to my pregnancy? Why am I feeling sharp pain there?

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    1. Buddy M.D. Post author

      This would depend upon the nature of the adnexal cyst. Adnexal cysts are of many types, depending upon the tissue it is composed of.

      Cysts caused by endometriosis are hormone responsive and may grow during pregnancy to cause problems. Some functional cyst may reduce on their own, and usually do not interfere with pregnancy.

      It is suggested that you inform your symptoms to your gyne. The adnexal cyst needs close monitoring during pregnancy. We need to see its status and monitor its behavior. Is it hormone responsive, is it growing in size with pregnancy?

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    1. Buddy M.D. Post author

      Adnexa refers to the structures lying just adjacent to the uterus. Normally, it includes the fallopian tubes, ovaries, ligaments and connective tissues.

      During pregnancy, when the uterus is gravid, the adnexa is difficult to be explored and evaluated.

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  2. Prity Dubey

    I am 4 month pregnant and now I came to know that I have a cyst of about 66.1× 44.0mm in right adnexa. Does it create problem in my pregnancy and after delivery?

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    1. Buddy M.D. Post author

      It would depend upon the nature of the cyst. A cyst that is responsive to hormones would grow or complicate with growing pregnancy.

      You need not worry. Just keep a close watch on the cyst, each time you go for an U/S. If it grows in size, intervention would be needed.

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  3. Priya jaiswal

    I am 16 weeks pregnant. According to my ultrasound report, a well defined hypoechoic cyst of about 66.1×44.0mm seen in right adnexa. Does it create problem in my pregnancy or after delivery?

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    1. Buddy M.D. Post author

      The cyst is unlikely to create any problem during your pregnancy. Still, it is recommended you keep a close watch on it by routine U/S follow ups. If they grow in size, your doctor needs to be informed.

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  4. Salma

    I am 12 weeks pregnant. According to my USG report, I have cystic lesion with reticulation in right adnexa, measuring 6.9×5.7cms-likely hemorrhagic cyst. What does this mean? Is it harmful?

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  5. Zeeshan

    I got 13 week pregnant this week. I got an ultrasound. The report says that there is a cyst seen in the right adnexa. It suggests that simple cyst is seen in the right ovary measuring 3.1×2.9cm and placenta is all round. In the ultrasound, I have not seen baby. So which side is my baby implanted? I mean to say right side or left side.

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    1. Buddy M.D. Post author

      Your baby is very small right now. Still, your doctor, who did the U/S, must have seen the baby. You may ask him about where the baby was located.

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  6. Janet

    I am 30yrs and I have had 4 miscarriage. My pelvic scan result said there is much fluid in my pouch of douglas and my endometrium is thin. Please, what is the problem that am having. I am afraid.

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  7. sweetu

    Hi I am 26 weeks 2 days pregnant. In my last ultrasound I got to know that I have a cyst in my right adnexel its size is 35*28*34 mm. I have no idea what it is? Does it create any problem in my pregnancy?

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  8. Petronella

    Hi am 5 weeks pregnant and from ultrasound the doc said I have a normal corpus leutum cyst of 30×32mm on my right ovary, left ovary is free. Adnexae is normal. What does this mean

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    1. Buddy M.D. Post author

      All findings are normal.

      It’s normal and essential to have a corpus luteal cyst during pregnancy. This is the site from where the egg was released and got fertilized when it entered the tube.

      The remaining cyst produces estrogen and progesterone, necessary for the maintenance of pregnancy.

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  9. Bincy

    Hai iam 19 th week pregnant.my last ultrasound shows a simple cyst measuring 8.1*4.2*6.4cm in right adnexa.please it is complicated in pregnancy?

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  10. Edith

    Before I got pregnant scan show adnexal mass of
    the right measuring 7.2cmx4.0cm with copious pelvic
    fluid collection.and now am 18weeks gone ,am I in any danger nor my baby?

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