Can I get pregnant naturally with cervical adhesions?

Cervical adhesions may affect natural conception, but the specific situation varies from person to person, and you should consult a doctor to evaluate your condition.

Cervical adhesion refers to partial or complete adhesion of the endocervical canal due to inflammation, surgery, etc. Once adhesion affects the passage of sperm through the cervix into the uterus, the possibility of conception may be reduced. For mild cervical adhesion, some women can still get pregnant naturally, while severe adhesion may require medical intervention.

Mild adhesions usually have no obvious symptoms, but may manifest as menstrual changes, abdominal pain, etc. Severe adhesions may cause amenorrhea or secondary infertility. Doctors usually confirm the condition through hysteroscopy or ultrasound examination, and perform separation surgery if necessary. The cause of adhesions also needs to be clarified, such as whether it is caused by chronic inflammation or surgical operation, which is directly related to the choice of treatment plan.

In daily life, it is particularly important to pay attention to reproductive health. Pre-pregnancy check-ups can help detect potential problems early. If you have been diagnosed with cervical adhesions and are planning to get pregnant, you should actively cooperate with the doctor for treatment and adjustments. If you have been trying to get pregnant naturally for more than a year without success, it is recommended to seek medical help as soon as possible.