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The incidence of follicular cyst formation is 13.6% in cycles treated with GnRH-a. A conservative mode of treatment is suggested, leading to the disappearance or regression of the cysts. Doing so, the number and quality of the oocytes and embryos, the pregnancy and abortion rates are not significantly different between the groups with and without follicular cysts.
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