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Pregnancy with endometriosis
Hi,I am pregnant with 6 weeks.Also i have endometriosis of size 2.5 cm on left ovary and 1cm in right ovary.what are the chances for full time pregnancy and what precautions should i take.
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You don’t have big endometrioma.relax and it should not be any problem in pregnancy.all the very best
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. Once preg the endometriosis becomes quiet . You will have normal preg . Need not worry .
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Dr. Yesha Chokshi
Obstetrics & Gynecology
10 yrs exp
Surat
Hello , your endometrioma is not so big . You can have full term pregnancy.
You need to follow the general precautions as advised by your obstetrician.
if this is natural conception , no other special precautions for endometrioma are required as of now .
Take folic acid supplement. progesterone support at least for 9 weeks of gestation.
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