Patient's question:
Doctor: Hello!I just got married 20 days ago. A few days ago, when I had a gynecological examination, the doctor told me that I have "anteversion of the uterus," and when I have sex with my husband, the semen always flows out a lot. Could you please tell me if this condition will affect my ability to get pregnant in the future? How can I compensate for or treat it??
Thank you, Doctor!!
Xiangxiang
Doctor's answer:
What you mentioned about uterine heterotopia should be endometriosis, because endometriosis may lead to adhesions around the fallopian tubes, affecting their peristalsis or causing fallopian tube blockage, resulting in infertility. Additionally, if endometriosis spreads to the ovaries, it may impair ovarian function, causing pathological changes and abnormal ovulation, which can also lead to infertility. If conditions such as ovulation and fallopian tubes are normal, and the endometrium is undamaged, it is possible to consider pregnancy again, and it will not affect the fetus.