Patient's question:
Endometrial polyp-like changes and the uterine muscle can interfere with pregnancy? Mainly want to know the results after treatment if pregnancy does not occur, considering whether it is due to uterine fibroids and endometrial polyp-like changes (I have never been pregnant before, this is the first time). If so, what necessary examinations should be done and what treatment should be performed. The main thing is whether normal pregnancy can occur after treatment?Doctor's answer:
Your condition involves uterine fibroids and endometrial polyps, both of which are accompanied by common benign inflammatory conditions of the uterus. Uterine fibroids are generally asymptomatic, but when they become larger, they can cause symptoms such as recurrent control symptoms, irregular vaginal bleeding, and extended menstrual periods. It is recommended that you undergo hysteroscopy to remove the polyps, followed by pathological examination of the polyps to further clarify the nature of the inflammation. During this period, pay attention to rest, maintain a diet of easily digestible foods, eat small meals frequently, avoid exposure to cold and overexertion, regulate your emotions, and maintain good deep sleep.