What to do during pregnancy with endometrial polyps

The uterus is the most important part of a woman's body. It is also the organ that women are most proud of, because the uterus is the base camp for nurturing the next generation and is the home of everyone from embryo to birth. However, due to various reasons, the uterus of modern women is very fragile and prone to pathological reactions. For example, endometrial polyps during pregnancy are a major disease that threatens women's health. So, what should we do if we have endometrial polyps during pregnancy?

If you have endometrial polyps, you will have many bad symptoms, such as irregular menstruation, irregular menstrual flow, prolonged menstruation, and often continuous bleeding. Therefore, if a woman has these phenomena during her menstruation, she should go to the hospital for examination, because not only endometrial polyps, but also some gynecological inflammations can cause these conditions.

If you have endometrial polyps, you must seek treatment as soon as possible, because the presence of polyps will prevent sperm and egg from meeting, and will interfere with the normal implantation and development of the fertilized egg. If you are lucky enough to get pregnant, it will cause miscarriage due to insufficient blood supply to the placenta. Therefore, before getting pregnant, you must undergo various gynecological examinations, and only when all indicators are normal are you suitable to have a baby.

The best treatment for endometrial polyps is laparoscopic surgery. Laparoscopic surgery is becoming more and more developed. It does not require the removal of the uterus, but allows surgery to be performed in the uterus. It causes less trauma to the uterus and the female body, and is a good choice for those who want a baby.

The above is an explanation of what to do if you have endometrial polyps during pregnancy. This problem is somewhat difficult for women because the uterus is inside the female body and it is difficult to detect symptoms through self-diagnosis. Therefore, it is recommended that women check their uterus regularly before pregnancy to keep the uterus in a healthy state for a long time.