How long does it take to get pregnant after endometrial polyp surgery?

Uterine intrauterine polyps are a common gynecological disease in women. If uterine intrauterine polyps are not treated actively, they will cause menstrual disorders and thus lead to female infertility. Therefore, many women who want to get pregnant go to the hospital outpatient department for uterine wall polyp surgery. What women are most concerned about after the operation is the number of days to pregnancy. How long does it take to get pregnant after uterine polypectomy? Let's learn about it together below.

How long does it take to get pregnant after uterine wall polyp surgery? How long it takes to get pregnant after uterine wall polyp surgery depends on your own condition. If it is a small amount of uterine wall polyp that is transmissible, the surgery only needs to simply remove the cyst, which does not cause much damage to the uterine wall. In this case, you can get pregnant after one month. Before planning a pregnancy, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up to make sure the cyst has been completely removed. The uterus has been repaired and pregnancy can only be achieved after confirmation by a doctor. However, if it is multiple uterine intrauterine polyps showing diffuse characteristics, this type of cysts will cause intrauterine adhesions and there is a possibility of recurrence. In addition, surgical treatment of this type of multiple cysts will cause great damage to the uterine wall. Therefore, it is recommended to wait 3 months after surgery before getting pregnant. If you get pregnant too early and your body hasn't recovered well, the embryo may stop growing and developing in the late pregnancy, leading to miscarriage. If you have abnormal menstruation three months after surgery for uterine wall polyps, you may not be able to actively prepare for pregnancy at this time. You need to cure your menstruation before planning to get pregnant.

You need to rest for two weeks after the operation for uterine polyps. During this period, you cannot exercise excessively, let alone have sex. After the operation, you must keep the vulva clean, wash the vulva with warm water, and change your underwear frequently. Postoperative care requires a light taste, avoid eating spicy food or irritating ingredients, and quit smoking and drinking. One month after the operation, you need to go to the hospital for a follow-up B-ultrasound to confirm that the cyst has been completely eliminated before you can resume your sexual life. If a woman is planning to get pregnant after the operation, she should not take emergency contraception, so as to avoid the inhibition of ovulation and make subsequent pregnancy difficult.

Based on the above introduction, I believe everyone should have a certain understanding of the pregnancy problem after uterine polyp surgery. If a woman has had uterine polyps before, she must take the initiative to do prenatal checkups during pregnancy to prevent the onset of cysts and affect her and her fetus's physical and mental health.