Do endometrial polyps affect pregnancy?

Endometrial polyps can affect pregnancy because polyps in the uterus will affect the retention and implantation of sperm and fertilized eggs. In addition, polyps may cause some infections, so the impact on reproductive health is relatively large.

1. Endometrial polyps fill the uterine cavity, hindering the retention and implantation of sperm and fertilized eggs. Endometrial polyps combined with infection change the intrauterine environment, which is not conducive to the survival of sperm and fertilized eggs. Endometrial polyps interfere with placental implantation and embryo development. Combined with fallopian tube or oophoritis, it can cause obstructive or anovulatory infertility.

2. Uterine polyps can affect pregnancy. It prevents the sperm and egg from combining. Even though fertilization is finally successful, it can also affect the implantation of the fertilized egg and cause inflammation.

3. However, if endometrial polyps are combined with infection, they can change the environment in the uterine cavity, and such an environment will affect the survival of sperm and the implantation of fertilized eggs. It can easily cause female infertility. But generally speaking, women can still get pregnant after suffering from uterine polyps.

4. Although patients with uterine polyps may still become pregnant, it is easy to cause miscarriage. The placenta will have poor blood supply in the early stage, and space-occupying lesions are prone to occur in the late stage. You should wait until uterine polyps are cured before getting pregnant. If you suffer from this disease and get pregnant at the same time, it will lead to aggravation of the disease and cause the uterine polyps to continue to grow, which is not only harmful to the child but also dangerous to yourself.