Patient's question:
My wife had an induced abortion 3 years ago. Now she has been found to have uterine adhesions and atrophy. Can it be cured? Can she get pregnant? Or can she undergo IVF?She has been treated in Guangzhou for a long time now. The doctors say it's impossible to restore her ability to get pregnant. Currently, they can only try to slow down her aging process. Is that correct?
Doctor's answer:
If your uterine adhesion has been treated and is now in a good condition, pregnancy can be considered. It is recommended that you undergo a routine physical examination before pregnancy, including tests for vaginal discharge, mycoplasma, chlamydia, and gonorrhea. This will determine if there is any inflammation in the vagina. If inflammation is present, active treatment is necessary. Additionally, an ultrasound examination can be performed to observe the condition of the endometrium and check for any adhesions in the uterine cavity. If all test results are good, you can monitor ovulation and have intercourse during the fertile period to see if pregnancy occurs.