Adenomyosis IVF success rate

Adenomyosis is a gynecological disease that causes uterine blockage. Women with this gynecological disease cannot conceive normally and need to use in vitro fertilization to conceive. Generally speaking, women with adenomyosis can have in vitro fertilization as long as they are healthy and have normal ovarian function and hormones. Therefore, the success rate of in vitro fertilization for patients with adenomyosis is generally around 50%, and women need to cooperate well with doctors for the operation.

Can I have IVF with adenomyosis?

Therefore, adenomyosis can be treated with IVF to assist pregnancy, and there are many successful cases of adenomyosis IVF in clinical practice. However, it should be noted that because adenomyosis increases the peristalsis of the endometrium, even if IVF embryo transfer is performed, it may affect the chance of embryo implantation and the success rate of the IVF.

However, if IVF is not used to assist pregnancy, the chance of natural pregnancy is even lower. Therefore, as long as the ovarian function is good and all hormones are normal, you can do IVF and transplantation. Whether it is mild or moderate adenomyosis, there will be no problem in Thailand.

Of course, whether IVF technology can be used to assist pregnancy depends on the woman's own physical condition, endometrium and other factors. You should know that when treating adenomyosis, the traditional radical cure is only to remove the uterus. Otherwise, dysmenorrhea will accompany you for life, and it is even called "immortal cancer" by patients online.

If I have adenomyosis and want to do IVF, will the ovulation injection make adenomyosis worse?

The question asked by this patient is indeed the case, that is to say, the IVF technology of assisted reproduction is harmful to the mother and will also aggravate the condition of adenomyosis, which is specifically manifested in the following two aspects:

1. Ovulation-inducing drugs

Because when you are doing IVF, you have to use a lot of drugs to promote the development of follicles. These ovulation-stimulating drugs are very harmful to the ovaries, and they also have certain damage to the uterus.

That is to say, when you use a large amount of ovulation-stimulating drugs, it will aggravate adenomyosis and cause certain damage to the ovaries. Therefore, if women undergoing in vitro fertilization use these ovulation-stimulating drugs for a long time, the incidence of ovarian cancer after the age of 40 will be higher than those who have not used drugs.

2. Drugs to reduce the size of the uterus

The uterus of patients with adenomyosis is generally enlarged. Some patients will be given injections before the test tube, mainly to shrink the uterus and increase the success rate of the test tube. But this injection is a hormone injection.

Everyone knows that adenomyosis is a hormone-dependent disease. Therefore, IVF should be done immediately after stopping the injection. If the IVF is unsuccessful, side effects will occur after stopping the injection. The uterus will enlarge rapidly and the pain will be more severe than before the injection. Therefore, this needle is not recommended for use unless you are doing in vitro fertilization.

So, if you want to do IVF, you need to know 2 things:

First, you cannot have the confidence that you will succeed if you do it. It is not certain. You can only give it a try.

Second, you need to have a spirit of sacrifice. The drugs that stimulate ovulation and shrink the uterus can cause certain harm to adults' bodies. You need to be mentally prepared for this.

Although it is harmful to your body, if you want a child, you have to make some sacrifices and take a gamble, unless you say you don't want a child.

If you say you don't want any harm or trauma, and you still want to have a child, it's impossible because there's a disease in your uterus.

So, if you want to have a child and your own attempts to conceive are unsuccessful, you can try in vitro fertilization. Do it so that you won’t regret it.