Can I do IVF with adenomyosis? Treatment is the key

Under the influence of tremendous pressure, many female friends suffer from adenomyosis. The enlarged uterus causes intensive contractions of the uterine muscles. This will make it difficult for the embryo to implant, and the patient is prone to premature birth or miscarriage after pregnancy. Even if she chooses in vitro fertilization, she must first stabilize the condition.

Adenomyosis, the "devil", destroys the fragile hearts and happy lives of patients with adenomyosis! The pain makes patients with adenomyosis want to cry without tears! The pain makes them lose the courage to live! The pain makes them desperately seek medical treatment!

Adenomyosis is also known as adenomyosis. The incidence of this disease is getting higher and higher! Moreover, most of the patients are urban women or professional white-collar workers. Its characteristic is that most patients suffer from severe dysmenorrhea during menstruation, and may even faint from the pain and feel like dying. Clinical B-ultrasound examinations show that patients with adenomyosis will have features such as enlarged uterus, rough and uneven uterine wall, etc.

Experts believe that adenomyosis refers to the invasion of endometrial glands and stroma into the myometrium to form diffuse or localized lesions. The main reason for infertility in patients with adenomyosis is that the uterine muscle layer of patients with adenomyosis is filled with some endometrial substances, causing the volume of the uterus to increase. In some more serious patients, the uterus is even several times larger than normal. The enlarged uterus causes intensive contractions of the uterine muscles. This makes it difficult for the embryo to implant, and the patient is prone to premature birth or miscarriage after pregnancy.

Generally speaking, patients with adenomyosis can completely use in vitro fertilization technology to assist reproduction. Moreover, relatively speaking, IVF is also the first choice for many patients with adenomyosis! With the development of science and technology today, IVF technology is relatively mature. This technology mainly uses scientific means to remove the eggs and sperm of infertile couples, fertilize them in vitro, cultivate them into embryos, and then transplant them into the female uterine cavity to assist in pregnancy. Patients with adenomyosis can first adopt relevant treatments and then use in vitro fertilization technology to significantly improve the success rate of in vitro fertilization.