Patient's question:
I found out I was pregnant in March this year, but in May, there was a miscarriage and I had a D&C procedure. During prenatal check-ups, it was discovered that I had two cysts in my left adnexa, so I had laparoscopic cyst removal surgery in May. After the surgery, I received four injections of leuprorelin, with the last one administered on September 15th. I haven’t had my period yet. Last month, I took a urine test, and the doctor said I had fully recovered and there was no need for anesthesia. He advised me to get pregnant as soon as possible.What I need help with: When can I get pregnant again?
Doctor's answer:
Endometriosis is a common gynecological disease that has a serious impact on patients' physical health. Moreover, it may lead to infertility in women, so it is very important to detect and treat endometriosis in a timely manner. Currently, in clinical diagnosis, careful examinations for endometriosis typically involve the following three methods: ultrasound examination, X-ray examination, and laparoscopic examination.