What effect will pregnancy have on the fetus after ovarian cancer removal?

Ovarian cancer is the number one killer threatening women's health. It is one of the most common malignant tumors in Chinese women, and the incidence of ovarian cancer will continue to increase with the age of women. Many patients with ovarian cancer doubt whether they can have children. If the ovarian cancer is benign, you can get pregnant. If the ovarian cancer is large, you can get pregnant six months after the surgery. So what will be the impact on the fetus if you get pregnant after the ovarian cancer is removed?

1. Miscarriage or premature birth: If the ovarian cancer is large, it may squeeze the uterus and affect the growth of the uterus, leading to miscarriage or premature birth. Difficult labor: If the ovarian cancer is too large, it may squeeze the uterus and fetus, causing abnormal fetal position, affecting normal delivery and possibly blocking the birth canal, leading to difficult labor.
2. Impact on the fetus: Ovarian cancer itself will not have any adverse effects on the fetus, but if the cyst leads to complications and surgery is urgently needed, or if the cyst is found to be malignant and urgently needs treatment, it will affect the fetus and may even have to be abandoned.