Patient's question:
I am 31 years old. I had a miscarriage on November 20, 2017. In September of this year, a D&C revealed endometrial hyperplasia. The doctor recommended medication, which I started on September 30 and continued until October 3. Tonight, I accidentally noticed mild bleeding. The amount was not significant.Given my situation—such as this IVF transfer—can it be successful? Can I undergo IVF transfer in my current condition? What is the success rate? If the transfer is successful, will it survive? Because I want to have a child and then remove my uterus. Is this dangerous?
Doctor's answer:
Endometrial hyperplasia, use progesterone to inhibit endometrial hyperplasia, pay attention to personal hygiene, pay attention to diet. Re-examine after taking medication for 3 months. If the endometrium is normal, IVF can be performed. If the endometrium is not stable or softened, focus on medication treatment. Your condition has mild abnormalities and does not require hysterectomy. Medication treatment will heal on its own. After healing, IVF can be performed.