Can I still have a baby if I have an enlarged uterus?

When a woman has uterine hypertrophy, her menstrual volume will become abnormal, and anemia will also occur. When a woman has uterine hypertrophy, she will also have fever, cachexia, and even physical fatigue, and no energy to do anything. However, what people are most worried about and afraid of is that this disease will threaten women's fertility. So, can uterine hypertrophy lead to fertility?

Uterine hypertrophy can affect fertility. If necessary, a cervical TCT examination can be performed to rule out early cervical cancer. Regarding the question of whether cervical hypertrophy affects fertility, if it is simple cervical hypertrophy, it will not affect pregnancy, but severe cervicitis can cause endometritis, salpingo-oophoritis, fallopian tube adhesions and blockage, leading to infertility. After pregnancy, it may be difficult to determine whether cervical hypertrophy still exists due to hormonal changes. Severe cervical hypertrophy can affect delivery.

Uterine hypertrophy will affect fertility. Uterine hypertrophy is mostly due to chronic inflammation and long-term stimulation, which causes cervical congestion and edema, and hyperplasia of cervical glands and stroma, resulting in varying degrees of cervical hypertrophy. In severe cases, mucus may accumulate deep in the cervical glands, forming cysts of varying sizes, causing the cervix to become hypertrophic. Inflammation should be actively treated, otherwise it will affect fertility.

It is possible to have children with uterine hypertrophy as long as the uterus is not removed. It is best to choose conservative treatment methods when treating the disease. When going to the hospital for treatment, you must consult a doctor, explain your condition to the doctor, and tell the doctor that you want to have children. The doctor will not blindly choose hysterectomy for you, but will perform uterus-preserving treatment.