Patient's question:
Age: 27, August 2009, menstrual mid-cycle bleeding. Usually, the menstrual flow is particularly heavy, and it takes about 7-10 days to completely subside.Past treatment history and outcomes: In mid-August, I had an ultrasound in the city and was found to have an endometrial polyp. At the doctor's suggestion, I underwent a D&C surgery on August 28 (the first day of my period). On September 3, when I got the D&C results, they showed no abnormalities. To ensure everything was fine, I went for prenatal care and had an ultrasound, but it was unclear. I then had a transvaginal ultrasound, which revealed that the polyp was still present. The doctor recommended that I have a cervical cone biopsy at that time.
Laboratory and examination results:
1) Normal vaginal discharge test
2) Transvaginal ultrasound results: TIS: A 137 mm high-echo mass is seen in the uterine cavity, with smooth high echo, uniform, and a small amount of serous fluid around it, about 6 mm wide. Both adnexa show no abnormalities. MRI impression:
1. High-echo mass in the uterine cavity, endometrial polyp
2. Minimal serous fluid in the uterine cavity
Last follow-up hospital: City hospital, September 3, 2009?
1) I haven’t given birth yet. Will the cervical cone biopsy affect my ability to have a baby?
2) It’s currently winter. Will it be bad to have this surgery now? When would be the best time to do it?
3) What should I pay attention to before and after the cervical cone biopsy?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, if the conditions permit, you can choose the more advanced minimally invasive surgery available now. The operation is simple, fast, causes less pain, allows for quick recovery, and reduces the risk of complications while preserving fertility. It is recommended that you visit a hospital for relevant examinations. Based on the results of these detailed tests, you can decide on your treatment plan. Wishing you a speedy recovery.The above advice is for the question "Will a hysteroscopic surgery for endometrial polyps interfere with fertility?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!