Is Pregnancy Still Possible with Adenomyosis?
She is 32 years old and has suffered from menstrual pain, painful urination, and pelvic pain for many years since her periods first began.
Five years ago, she underwent robotic surgery to treat bilateral chocolate cysts. Last year, she also had laparoscopic surgery to remove her right fallopian tube. She also had adenomyosis in the uterus.
After marriage, because her fertility conditions were extremely poor, she initially came to the clinic asking for surgery to relieve her pain and said she was no longer considering pregnancy.
Although her AMH was low, Dr. Hui-Po Li assessed that eggs could still possibly be retrieved. He told her that she was still young and should not give up. He suggested considering IVF and trying to achieve pregnancy through embryo transfer.
The couple accepted Dr. Li’s recommendation. In October, 6 eggs were retrieved from the left ovary, and 4 blastocysts were successfully cultured. In November, she received one dose of long-acting Leuplin. In mid-December, one blastocyst was transferred.
Today is the 9th day after embryo transfer, and good news arrived 👍
HCG result: 378
She is pregnant.
Pregnancy is a very good way to relieve endometriosis, because during pregnancy and breastfeeding, ovulation does not occur. Chocolate cysts and adenomyosis can both be suppressed and shrink, while symptoms such as menstrual pain and bleeding may also improve significantly.
We are very happy to accompany her in achieving the dream of having a child, something she once almost did not dare to imagine.
㊗️ Wishing everyone good pregnancy luck 🫶
Yun-I wishes your dreams come true!
