Does pregnancy with uterine fibroids affect the fetus?

When a woman is immersed in preparing for pregnancy or has already successfully conceived a baby, she would be at a loss if she accidentally discovered that she had uterine fibroids during a prenatal examination. If you are not pregnant yet, will uterine fibroids cause female infertility? When dealing with this kind of problem, women will undoubtedly feel distressed. So does pregnancy with uterine fibroids have any impact on the fetus?

1. Uterine fibroids may cause infertility

If uterine fibroids protrude at the ostium of the uterine cavity, it will have a certain impact on the uterine wall. If the uterine cavity is too thin, it is easy to cause miscarriage when pregnancy occurs.

2. Uterine fibroids may cause ectopic pregnancy

When uterine fibroids appear, it can easily lead to ectopic pregnancy, or because of the bulge of the endometrium, it prevents the normal embryo implantation of the sperm and egg, or the embryo implantation is very shallow, then there will be a risk of miscarriage.

3. Transformation of uterine fibroids

When a woman becomes pregnant, the growth rate of uterine fibroids is very rapid. At this time, the blood vessels supplying the tumor may rupture, causing vaginal bleeding and unbearable pain in women.

For patients with uterine fibroids, they must undergo regular gynecological and B-ultrasound examinations during pregnancy to promptly understand the status of the uterine fibroids. If any abnormalities are found, the pregnancy must be terminated immediately and the uterine fibroids must be removed. After giving birth, you should pay more attention to preventing bleeding and inflammation.

Should pay attention to pre-marital physical examination. Good pre- and postpartum care should be done by young men and women of marriageable age. Don't seek temporary luck and regret it later. In addition, if a pregnant woman is found to have uterine fibroids, don't be too nervous and go to a professional hospital for treatment as soon as possible.

However, if the patient's condition worsens, it is recommended to perform surgery in the first three months of pregnancy to reduce the risk. If the survival of the fetus is guaranteed after three months of pregnancy, which is the most critical period of pregnancy, surgery is not recommended to avoid life-threatening situations.