Yes, those who have endometriosis can become pregnant, although it has less chance of getting pregnant naturally. Without treatment, the possibility of spontaneous pregnancy is about 50%.
THE videolaparoscopy surgery is a treatment option for patients with endometriosis who intend to conceive naturally. The procedure removes lesions from endometriosis and adhesions, increasing the chances of a natural pregnancy.
There are also assisted reproduction techniques such as intrauterine insemination and in vitro fertilization (test-tube babies).
O treatment usually used for endometriosis, through hormones and contraceptives, can not be applied when the woman intends to become pregnant because she would stop ovulating.
Can Endometriosis Prevent a Pregnancy?
Yes, if not treated properly, the Endometriosis May Prevent Woman from Getting Pregnant, making it infertile. It is known that about 40% of women with infertility problems have endometriosis.
Some reasons why endometriosis can preclude pregnancy:
- Obstruction of fallopian tubes;
- Adhesions that prevent the ovum from meeting the spermatozoa;
- Production of inflammatory substances and cells that interfere with the interaction of the ovum with the spermatozoid;
- Changes in ovulation;
- Changes in follicles and embryos;
- Abnormalities in the musculature of the uterus;
- Disorders of implantation of the embryo in the uterus.
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Is Endometriosis Cured?
THE endometriosis has no cure, but it has several treatment options. Usually medicines are used contraceptives what control and stop menstruation, thus avoiding the internal accumulation of blood.
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Who has endometrioma can get pregnant?
The type of treatment depends on the severity of the symptoms and the degree of endometriosis.
If you have endometriosis and you want to become pregnant, consult a gynecologist.
