Patient's question:
Divorced for two years, I haven't been breastfeeding or pregnant. Last year, I had a COOL wire procedure, but still couldn't get pregnant. Later, I had another tubal hydrotubation, and the doctor said it was unblocked. Then they took a biopsy of the endometrium, which showed endometritis. After two months of treatment, they said it had improved, but I still haven't gotten pregnant. Could it still not be healed? How should I be treated?Doctor's answer:
Early pregnancy is related to factors such as fallopian tubes, eggs, endometrium, sperm vitality, and antibodies. It is recommended that you promptly receive treatment for endometrial inflammation, continue taking medication for at least 2 weeks, and undergo timely blood antibody testing to identify any abnormal conditions. Patients should pay close attention to dietary habits in their daily lives, which will help alleviate the condition and lead to a faster recovery. It is necessary to avoid overindulgence.