Patient's question:
Doctor, I had an ultrasound and found an endometrial polyp measuring 5×3mm. The endometrium is about 5.5mm thick. Today, I measured the follicle at 1.7×1.4. What should I do? I want to have a child and need help: How should I handle this now? Can I try to conceive without addressing the polyp?Doctor's answer:
Endometrial polyps are primarily considered to be caused by abnormal fibrosis of the endometrium. It is recommended to undergo treatment first before considering pregnancy, as the chances of conceiving are also very low in this case. If your infertility is due to polyps, it is suggested that you can have the polyp removed through hysteroscopic resection and pay attention to postoperative care, which can help you conceive. Your polyp is relatively large, and without addressing it, the success rate of conceiving naturally would be low.