Patient's question:
After two years of marriage, we had been unable to conceive. Later, we underwent a thorough medical examination at the hospital and were told that I have uterine hypertrophy. Can I still get pregnant with uterine hypertrophy? With this condition, I'm quite worried and want the illness to improve through treatment.Doctor's answer:
Pure uterine enlargement still requires careful examination to determine if it is caused by inflammation, adenomyosis, or other factors. The tests you mentioned should not be based on speculation. Further tests are needed to confirm the diagnosis. The causes of infertility may be related to factors such as ovulation disorders in women, fallopian tube issues, uterine factors, cervical diseases, vaginal inflammation, abnormal semen in men, sexual dysfunction, or autoimmune factors. Detailed examinations are necessary to clarify the specific causes. Of course, pregnancy with uterine enlargement is also relatively dangerous for the body. Do not overlook it and delay treatment, as this may lead to other complications.