Can cervical polyp affect infertility

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Recently, a friend told me that in the past six months of marriage, we have no contraception, but we have not been pregnant with children. Later, we learned that we have suffered from cervical polyps, which may lead to infertility. Now let's learn about the impact of cervical polyps on infertility.

Can cervical polyp affect infertility

First: cervical polyps have a direct impact on women's pregnancy. Polyps located in the cervix of the uterus, will hinder part of the semen into the uterine cavity, sperm volume will inevitably reduce, it will reduce the pregnancy rate. In addition, the essence of cervical polyps is chronic cervical inflammation, which often produces many inflammatory secretions. These secretions containing a lot of red blood cells, white blood cells and pathogenic bacteria can destroy the physiological environment of vagina, reduce sperm motility and lead to infertility.

Second: in addition to cervical polyps will lead to female infertility, the occurrence of cervical polyps will also appear sexual bleeding, or bloody leucorrhea, affect women's normal sexual life, reduce the risk and quality of life. Cervical polyps are usually treated with drug therapy. Finally, we need to remind female friends that there are no obvious symptoms of inflammation, so we need female friends to do gynecological examination regularly to find that inflammation can be cured as soon as possible and reduce inflammation to the minimum.

Third: cervical polyps can also lead to the formation of mucus plug in the mouth of the cervix, thus preventing sperm from entering the uterine cavity. Cervical polyps also have some adverse effects on delivery. If cervical polyps are found, polypectomy should be performed in time, and the time should be within one month before delivery. If you give birth soon after removal, the newly healed wound will have slight bleeding due to cervical dilatation. If the removal time is long and the wound is healed well, there will be no bleeding, as long as the removal is clean, there will be no impact on fertility.

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Cervical polyps do great harm to women's health, which may cause various female complications, and indeed lead to female infertility, so we must treat them in time, otherwise it will have a huge impact on the life of patients, and hope to recover as soon as possible.