Can I get pregnant with multiple uterine fibroids?

Multiple uterine fibroids are a more serious type of fibroids, mainly because the number of fibroids is large and the growth rate is fast. The onset of multiple uterine fibroids generally requires surgical removal, which will affect women's normal conception. However, whether they can become pregnant again after the operation depends on the specific situation. Learn more about whether you can get pregnant with multiple uterine fibroids?

Case 1: The area of ​​multiple uterine fibroids grows too fast and is too large. Uterine fibroids will cause deformation of the patient's uterine cavity, which is not conducive to the passage of sperm and will also affect the implantation of the fertilized egg and the normal development of the fetus.

Case 2: The patient's uterine fibroids grow near the uterine horns. Such uterine fibroids will compress the patient's fallopian tube opening and eventually lead to fallopian obstruction.

Case 3: Multiple uterine fibroids that develop inside the broad ligament will cause the fallopian tubes attached to the surface to become longer and twisted, and the patient's uterine cavity will also be squeezed, causing the ovaries to be displaced, which will affect the fallopian tube's egg-collecting function and lead to female infertility.

Case 4: Multiple uterine fibroids growing in the uterine cervix will compress the patient's cervical canal, obstruct the passage, change the opening of the cervix, and prevent sperm from entering the cervix.

Case 5: Multiple uterine fibroids occur under the mucosa in the uterine cavity, just like a spherical contraceptive device is placed in the uterine cavity, which hinders female fertility and is not conducive to the implantation of the fertilized egg.

Case 6: Multiple uterine fibroids will affect the frequency and amplitude of uterine contractions, which will interfere with the implantation of the fertilized egg or cause miscarriage.