Does secondary endometrial polyps affect pregnancy?

For female friends, gynecological diseases are undoubtedly bad news, but they are impossible to get rid of. Many people are entangled in various gynecological diseases of varying sizes. If secondary endometrial polyps occur, will it affect the health of female friends? We need to have a clear understanding of the symptoms and various dangers of endometrial polyps so that female friends will no longer be harmed by them and have a healthy body.

Symptoms of endometrial polyps:

1. Menstrual disorders such as menorrhagia, prolonged menstruation, intermenstrual bleeding, dysmenorrhea, etc.

2. Primary or secondary infertility.

3. Have a history of acute or chronic endometritis.

4. Have a history of pathological pregnancy such as miscarriage and stillbirth.

5. The uterus is normal or slightly enlarged, accompanied by symptoms such as lower abdominal pain, increased leucorrhea, and bleeding after sexual intercourse. Ultrasound examination of endometrial polyps shows substantial strong echo light masses or filling defects in the uterine cavity, abnormal uterine cavity morphology, irregular endometrial lines, and filling defects in the uterus on HSG. Doctors recommend that active and effective treatment should be taken. After the inflammation is controlled, the polyp should be removed through hysteroscopy or surgery and curettage should be performed at the same time, and the tissue should be sent for examination to rule out malignant transformation.

If it is a secondary endometrial polyp, will it affect pregnancy?

Secondary endometrial polyps are pedicled polyp-like growths formed by proliferation of local blood vessels and connective tissue in the inflammatory endometrium, and are mostly located in the uterine body. Will endometrial polyps affect pregnancy? When endometrial polyps fill the uterine cavity, they hinder the survival and residence of sperm in the uterus and the normal implantation of fertilized eggs, leading to infertility.

If a woman develops secondary endometrial polyps, it will affect her successful pregnancy, and it will destroy the happiness of the family and affect the relationship between the couple after pregnancy. The originally happy family may be shattered. When facing the appearance of secondary endometrial polyps, actively cooperate with the doctor for treatment, do not give the polyps a chance to worsen, and cure the disease as soon as possible.