Although this is possible, people with endometriosis have more difficulty getting pregnant, especially if the ovaries and fallopian tubes are damaged. However, there are several reports of women who have managed to conceive naturally even with the diagnosis of deep endometriosis.
When the endometrial tissue lining the uterus spreads within the abdominal cavity, it can cause adhesions in various tissues and organs, compromising its functioning. For this reason, some women diagnosed with endometriosis may have difficulty getting pregnant naturally.
- If the functioning of the ovaries or tubes is compromised.
- Medical treatment is recommended to remove any endometrial tissue that makes pregnancy difficult.
- If.
- Even after this procedure.
- The woman cannot conceive.
- It is necessary to investigate other possible causes of infertility.
- Such as polycystic ovary syndrome.
- For example.
- Learn more about polycystic ovary syndrome.
To increase your chances of getting pregnant with endometriosis, your doctor may advise you to:
The time it takes for a woman to become pregnant may vary due to factors such as age, number of children, time elapsed since diagnosing endometriosis, and classification of the disease. The ones who may become pregnant more easily are younger women, with a recent diagnosis of mild endometriosis.
Endometriosis can also cause problems such as clogged tubes. Learn how to diagnose and treat clogged tubes to get pregnant.