Patient's question:
Doctor, I'm currently facing a tricky issue, and I hope you can explain it to me. Here's the situation: I had a cervical polypectomy last month during a pre-marital health check. I don't know who told my mother-in-law, but she we get married, fearing I won't be able to have children. Will my condition interfere with getting pregnant?Doctor's answer:
The cervical polypectomy you had done a while ago is a very simple minor surgery, and it is generally unlikely to interfere with pregnancy. Your mother-in-law might not understand and overthink, which is why she is trying to obstruct your marriage. If you and your boyfriend have a good relationship, her disagreement won't be able to stop you. You can also go to the hospital for relevant examinations, take the results to your mother-in-law, and she probably won't be able to obstruct your marriage anymore.