Can I get pregnant after embolization treatment for adenomyosis?

Pregnancy is possible after interventional embolization for adenomyosis, but the specific situation varies from person to person, and it is recommended to be evaluated under the guidance of a doctor. After treatment, the intrauterine environment and function of some patients will improve, which will help natural pregnancy, but individualized evaluation is still required based on the individual's physical condition.

1). Relationship between treatment effect and chance of pregnancy:

Adenomyosis is a condition in which the endometrium invades the myometrium, causing problems such as menstrual pain and infertility. Interventional embolization therapy relieves symptoms by blocking the blood supply to the lesion. After the symptoms are relieved, some patients' intrauterine environment improves and they have a chance to become pregnant. However, this does not mean that every patient can get what they want.

2). The impact of individual differences:

The treatment effect is affected by individual differences, including the severity of the disease, the state of uterine recovery after treatment, etc. These factors determine the possibility of pregnancy and the birth of a healthy baby. Before considering pregnancy, it is particularly necessary to have a comprehensive physical examination to understand the recovery of the uterus.

3). Regular follow-up and additional support after surgery:

After receiving interventional embolization treatment, regular follow-up is required to monitor the recovery of the uterus and changes in the condition. At the same time, you can also seek support from assisted reproductive technology, such as in vitro fertilization (IVF), which can provide more opportunities for patients who want to have children but face difficulties.

Interventional embolization therapy improves the quality of life of patients with adenomyosis and partially enables them to become pregnant after recovery. However, successful pregnancy depends not only on the surgery itself, but also on personal physical conditions and professional guidance after surgery. Patients should keep in close contact with their doctors and carefully plan their pregnancy plans based on their physical recovery and professional advice. This can not only protect their own health, but also provide a good environment for their future babies.