Patient's question:
I was carefully diagnosed with endometrial complexity hyperplasia before I turned 35, and it was found that it was not only polyps. At that time, the doctor said that my endometrial hyperplasia was benign, so at that time, only a hysteroscopic surgery was performed to treat the polyps. After that, the process of preparing the culture dish had already started, but it ultimately succeeded. Does endometrial hyperplasia affect IVF transfer?Doctor's answer:
Hypothesis of the condition, thank you very much for your trust. The age of the female, embryonic factors, endometrial factors, autoimmune factors, etc., can all interfere with the outcome of IVF. Suggestions, if the endometrium has complex hyperplasia with benign endometrial inflammation, and if endometrial polyps are multiple or recurrent, it may be considered to treat endometrial inflammation with anti-inflammatory therapy to stabilize the implantation outcome. In daily life, it is recommended to rest more and reduce going out.