Patient's question:
Preparing for a second pregnancy, a year ago I was diagnosed with cervical polyps. During the surgery, the doctor helped clear one of my fallopian tubes. Besides one tube being invisible, the doctor also said I have adenomyosis of the uterus and gave me three shots of menopause medication, which resulted in no menstrual period for a year. In September of this year, I had a follow-up check at the antenatal care center. The doctor monitored my follicles for three months and found that only one follicle ruptured, and it only did so after being triggered by medication. Sometimes, even after the medication was triggered, the follicle still didn't rupture. In addition to chocolate cysts, sometimes the cysts are small, and the doctor suggested we could try. This month, the chocolate cysts have grown larger, and the doctor said there is no hope, suggesting hospitalization for surgery. It seems I might have to resort to IVF in the end!Hello Doctor, is there any chance I can naturally conceive in this condition?
Doctor's answer:
The situation described earlier is about interference with pregnancy. One method of treatment can be comprehensive evaluation and conditioning with traditional Chinese medicine. After surgery, pregnancy can occur naturally. If pregnancy cannot be achieved, in vitro fertilization can be considered. This is determined based on the patient's condition. If you want to conceive naturally, you can try comprehensive evaluation and conditioning with traditional Chinese medicine, as sometimes the effect is quite good. Pay attention to avoiding spicy and greasy foods in daily life and get adequate rest. Infertile patients can use dietary therapy as supplementary treatment while understanding and receiving symptomatic treatment. Proper dietary habits should be maintained in daily life to avoid stimulating foods.