Can patients with endometrial polyps prepare for pregnancy?

Can patients with endometrial polyps prepare for pregnancy?

1. Whether patients with endometrial polyps can become pregnant is generally determined based on the specific situation. If the polyps are very small, normal pregnancy is possible. If the polyps are very large, it is recommended to complete the surgery before pregnancy.

2. Endometrial polyps are lumps that grow on the wall of the uterus. They are one of the common gynecological diseases and a type of chronic cervicitis, which is a long-term stimulation of inflammation. If the endometrial polyps are small, you can prepare for pregnancy normally. If you have not gotten pregnant after more than half a year of pregnancy, it may be related to endometrial polyps, and surgery is required. If the endometrial polyps are large or numerous, the diameter of the polyps exceeds 1 cm, or there are more than 2-3 endometrial polyps, it is recommended to get pregnant after surgery. Endometrial polyps can be removed directly under the hysteroscope, with little damage to the endometrium and the body. Generally, you can start preparing for pregnancy 1-2 months after surgery when your menstruation returns to normal.

3. It is recommended to have a balanced diet during pregnancy, eat more foods containing protein and vitamins, and eat more fruits and vegetables. At the same time, pregnant women should follow the doctor's advice and take folic acid to prevent early neural tube defects in the fetus.