Originally posted by subarugal:
Hi Evening dear
i need some advice from you. Happen this way, my sis in law is
expecting her first baby in her 4th mth now. Last week in an
medical appt she was told by the doctor she has an 'Cyst'
above the womb. As what the doctor say there will be
no harm done to the baby.
But wouldn't the medication given during
operations harm the baby ?? 
My sis in law is afraid the medication might harm the baby,
while the cyst is growing in size at a fast speed.
Thus need to remove asap.
Her idea is if the all event would hurt the baby she is willing to
terminate the pregnancy.. which of coz she is upset also..
Haiz... so much things happen...

Hello dear 
Wow, seems like this is a case of a mix gynaecology and
obstetrics... alright, there are various types of 'cyst' that may
grow during pregnancy, it can be coming from the ovaries (upper),
or the uterus (upper, side or lower) per se, and even the cervix
(lower part).
With such cysts, medications may be used and they are rather more
hormonal and are targeted to control the growth rate of the cyst
and not the baby. However there are a certain amount of it which
may pass through the placenta if the medications are used.
Surgery is vital if the cyst is obstructing the passageway of the
baby to come out during delivery and may subject the mother to an
unnatural approach of delivery, caesarean section, which is even
more traumatic and life-threatening (though due to the increasing
success, one takes that C-section may be the answer out).
May I know what medication that your sis-in-law is
taking?