Patient's question:
I am a 27-year-old woman, single and have never been pregnant. I have been trying to conceive for three months without success. After a thorough examination at the hospital, they said I have endometrial polyps. Due to the large number of patients at the hospital, the doctor didn't explain it to me in detail. I kindly ask all the doctors for some help. I would like to know if this could significantly interfere with getting pregnant. Do endometrial polyps affect fertility?Doctor's answer:
According to the ultrasound results, it is considered that there may be an endometrial polyp, but a postoperative pathology diagnosis is required. Endometrial polyps may interfere with delivery. If you have not conceived after trying to get pregnant for a year, you can have a hysteroscopy surgery after your period is clean, and then try to conceive again after the surgery. Pay attention to your dietary habits in daily life, develop good dietary habits, eat less spicy and irritating foods, and eat more vegetables and fruits. Actively cooperate with the doctor in treatment and do not avoid medical treatment.