Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I had a hysteroscopic surgery at the end of July for multiple polyps in the endometrium. One month after the surgery, an examination revealed retroversion of the uterus and a low-echo nodule about 1715mm in the anterior wall muscle layer. The doctor diagnosed it as a uterine fibroid. Now I've found out I'm unexpectedly pregnant (last menstrual period was October 15th).Doctor's answer:
Hello, your situation mainly depends on the surgical process. If it is a subserosal uterine fibroid, you will definitely not have any problems getting pregnant two months after the surgery. If the fibroid is large and the uterus has a significant wound, then this situation is considered premature pregnancy, and there will be risks involved. It is recommended to go to the surgical hospital and consult the doctor who performed your surgery, as they will have a better understanding of your condition. They should conduct a comprehensive examination and then decide whether it is possible to preserve the uterus.