Patient's question:
I was carefully diagnosed with endometrial hyperplasia before I turned 35, and it was accompanied by polyps. At that time, the doctor said my endometrial hyperplasia was benign, so I only underwent a hysteroscopic surgery to treat the polyps. After that, I started preparing for the culture dish process, but it ultimately succeeded. Does endometrial hyperplasia affect IVF transfer?Doctor's answer:
The age of the female, embryo factors, endometrial factors, autoimmune factors, and others can all interfere with the outcome of IVF. Endometrial complex hyperplasia with benign endometrial inflammation, and if endometrial polyps are multiple or recurrent, anti-inflammatory treatment can stabilize the endometrium and improve the outcome of implantation. It is important to maintain emotional stability and avoid excessive emotional fluctuations. Maintaining a good sleep schedule and increasing physical exercise during daily life can enhance the body's resistance and immunity.