Expectant mothers need to undergo regular prenatal check ups during pregnancy in order to timely understand the development of the fetus. Some expectant mothers may discover that the fetus has a disease during the examination process, such as the appearance of fetal cystadenoma, which many expectant parents cannot accept. Can fetal cystadenoma be born?
1. Fetal cystadenoma is a common symptom in fetuses, which refers to the excessive growth of the baby's terminal bronchi. This symptom usually has adverse effects on the lung lobes and endangers the baby's overall health. Therefore, after discovering this condition in the fetus, careful examination is necessary to avoid accidents. This situation usually occurs in the mid to late stages of pregnancy, and if it is not too severe, it will self absorb around thirty weeks of pregnancy.
2. If the symptoms of the fetus are severe, leading to developmental abnormalities that persist for a long time, pregnant women need to undergo surgical treatment after delivery to control the development of the condition. Generally, under the guidance of a doctor, hormone therapy can effectively alleviate the condition of the fetus, improve its survival rate, and generally result in a normal birth.
During pregnancy, the fetus is prone to develop fetal cystadenoma, which can cause significant harm to both the fetus and the mother. Therefore, timely examination is necessary. However, in general, doctors will prescribe medication or other methods for treatment, and most cases can be delivered normally. Surgery is usually performed after the child is born.
