Patient's question:
Divorced for two years with no pregnancy. After a thorough examination and contrast imaging, it was found that the fallopian tubes were blocked—one was completely blocked, and the other was partially blocked with accompanying fluid accumulation and adhesions! Later, it was diagnosed as endometriosis, and it was recommended to undergo IVF. I would like to ask the doctor if someone with my condition is good at doing IVF? What is the success rate? Can endometriosis be treated with IVF?Doctor's answer:
Your situation is good at doing IVF, which is also known as perinatal configuration. However, you may need to have a surgery to ligate or remove the fallopian tube that is not fully open and has associated, because it may easily lead to ectopic pregnancy after successful culture dish implantation. Then, getting pregnant may have a therapeutic effect on your endometriosis. Currently, the success rate of culture dish implantation in China is over 40%. In addition to medication for gynecological diseases, patients also need to pay attention to diet, such as eating a balanced diet and maintaining a happy mood. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a professional hospital for diagnosis.