Will endometrial polyp surgery affect pregnancy?

Will endometrial polyp surgery affect pregnancy?

Under normal circumstances, endometrial polyp surgery will not affect pregnancy, but if the infection causes intrauterine adhesions, it will have a certain impact on pregnancy.

Endometrial polyps are a common gynecological disease, and their causes may be related to excessive estrogen levels or inflammatory stimulation. When endometrial polyps are large, they will interfere with the implantation of fertilized eggs and cause female infertility. You can choose endometrial polyp surgery based on the doctor's advice. This surgery usually does not affect ovarian ovulation and fallopian tube patency, and it also has a certain therapeutic effect on infertility caused by endometrial polyps, so it usually does not affect pregnancy.

Endometrial polyp surgery is a uterine cavity surgery. If you do not pay attention to personal hygiene after the surgery, having sex or taking a bath too early may cause retrograde bacteria and local infection, and severe intrauterine adhesions may affect pregnancy. After the endometrial polyp surgery, you should follow the doctor's advice and strengthen care. You should have regular follow-up examinations after the surgery to clarify the treatment effect and closely observe your own symptoms.