Post Date September, 16 2023
The biggest wish of many married women who have never had children is to be able to conceive and have a healthy baby. Some women look forward to it for a long time without getting pregnant, which makes them particularly distressed. In fact, the reason why women cannot conceive for a long time is due to gynecological diseases, many of which can affect women's fertility. So, can women with uterine fibroids also affect pregnancy? Can you get pregnant with uterine fibroids?
Whether a woman can conceive after suffering from uterine fibroids depends on the condition. Some fibroids grow like fibroids, and patients can conceive normally. Some grow in places that compress the fallopian tubes, making it difficult to conceive. In addition, uterine fibroids grow under the mucosa, and if the fibroids are large, they are prone to miscarriage after pregnancy, resulting in habitual miscarriage. Therefore, whether pregnancy is affected after suffering from uterine fibroids mainly depends on the location of the fibroids. But women should be aware that regardless of whether it affects pregnancy, they should seek timely treatment after discovering the disease, and it is best to wait for treatment before getting pregnant. This not only benefits women themselves, but also has an impact on fetuses who are not afraid of diseases.
What symptoms will occur when uterine fibroids occur?
1. Uterine bleeding is one of the most common symptoms of uterine fibroids. Generally speaking, when fibroids appear between muscle walls, the physiological days are prolonged, the menstrual volume increases, and the menstrual cycle shortens. Some women experience two menstrual cycles a month.
2. Symptoms of compression occur. The appearance of lumps in the abdomen, that is, when fibroids grow to a certain extent, they compress the organs, causing symptoms such as urgency and frequency of urination. When female friends urinate urgently or frequently, observe if there are lumps in the lower abdomen. If there are lumps, seek medical attention immediately.
3. Pain. Generally, uterine fibroids do not have pain, but in clinical practice, there are many patients with low back pain and lower abdominal distension due to the different growth positions of uterine fibroids. This symptom usually appears after the disease occurs, as uterine fibroids grow.
4. Increased vaginal discharge. As uterine fibroids grow, pelvic congestion occurs while glands in the uterus increase and vaginal secretions increase. Many gynecological diseases first experience an abnormal increase in vaginal discharge. Therefore, this symptom can easily confuse patients with other diseases when it appears, and diagnosis must be made in conjunction with other symptoms.
Generally speaking, female friends of childbearing age should receive gynecological health care, correctly understand the symptoms of uterine fibroids, immediately diagnose and receive treatment when their body experiences abnormalities, detect and treat early, and do not delay the condition. Avoid the gradual growth of uterine fibroids that weaken one's fertility or lead to habitual miscarriage.
