Patient's question:
I am 29 years old and unmarried. During a gynecological examination, it was carefully detected that I have endometriosis. Now I want to have a child, but I am worried that the baby born under this condition may not be healthy. I would like to consult whether it is possible for me to get pregnant in this situation, and whether it will affect my body. Gynecologist, I have endometriosis, can I get pregnant? Will it affect my body and the baby?Doctor's answer:
Endometriosis refers to a gynecological disease where functional endometrium grows and adapts outside the exposed surface of the uterus. Surgical treatment is the primary method for treating endometriosis because it can basically clarify the scope and nature of the lesions under laparoscopic observation, which is effective in relieving pain and improving fertility. The course of treatment is short, especially for severe cases with fibrosis and dense adhesions where medication is less effective. It is recommended to undergo treatment before considering having children, as this is beneficial for both the child and the adult.